Axion's Software Library

New! The Axion Macintosh Site. Take a look.

1. For full instructions on setting up Windows 95 with Axion internet click here to enter our Win 95 web page
   

2. If your switching over to Axion the quickest way to set-up winsock is to use our login.cmd for Trumpet Winsock.
   

3. Here is Axion's software kit for Windows : Axion v1.0c (pkzipped) and Axion v1.0c (self-extracting)
   

4. For our OS/2 users here is the necessary configuration in Word 6.0 format and Regular text.
   

1. ACDSEE v1.25 This is a quick little image viewer that recognises a large variety of file formats. Very useful and well written software.
   

2. QuickTime v2.01Apple Computer's QuickTime for Windows for viewing .mov files on your PC courtesy of the CSUSM software archive.
   

3. VMPeg v1.60 A decent mpeg player with video and sound. Includes the WinG graphic accelerator library for Windows 3.1 / 3.11
   

4. And here's a good site with graphic applications and information for Dos, Windows, OS/2, Macintosh, and X-Windows - Brian Stark's "Graphic Utilities' Site & Version FAQ"
   

1. Wham v1.33 Waveform Hold and Modify. This is a handy audio player that accepts some of the commonly encountered Internet soundfiles like .au. Get rid of that stinkin' Netscape .au player.

2. RealAudio Player Download the RealAudio client and get real-time audio spooled through your computer over the Internet.
   

1. PKzip v2.04g & WinZip v5.6 These are the *requisite* Dos and Windows compression and de-compression programs. You NEED these. Download them now! Here's the latest version for Win95. WinZip v6.0

2. WordVu Have you ever found a .doc file and not had Word for Windows handy to examine it. This little charmer will let you!

1. PGP v2.62 Pretty Good Privacy is a hot little potato that allows you (among other things) to encrypt your e-mail so only your intended recipient may view it. Please be careful if you plan to export this software. Why ? What's that ? Sure there's PGP for OS/2 and Macintosh versions 2.62 ! Thank you Phil Zimmerman

2. VIRUS ALERT - What is a virus and what software do I need to deal with one on my DOS , Windows , or OS/2 computer ? Still want more - try McAfee's Page.

1. For starters try visiting Barry and his wealth of information on setting up Windows 95
   

2. Microsoft has a thorough site dedicated to Win95 information and their new "Free Software" area is quite good and definitely worth checking out!
   

3. For full instructions on setting up Windows 95 with Axion internet click here to enter our Win 95 web page. (yes I've repeated this line)
   

1. You're bound to find some delicious tidbit amongst all the files at Microsoft.
   Where do you want to go today, Eh ?
   

2. A lot of software these days requires Win 32s v1.25 .The 32bit extension for Windows 3.1 & 3.11. What the heck - It might even work.

1. Netscape is now offering a beta version of an add-on CHAT module for their popular browser. All the necessary set-up information and the software itself is available here.
   
   
2. Most everyone thinks that the latest version of Netscape is the best Web browser available but with the de facto basis of comparison being Mosaic v2.0 it's getting harder to judge. You will need Win32s w/ OLE32.dll to make Mosaic work with Windows 3.1/3.11 though. It's almost 2mb so beware download times.
3. And here's Eudora v1.44 and the Eudora on-line manual (these are self-extracting)
   

4. Everyone's talking about Agent v1.0 being the best newsreader, but I prefer Win VN v0.99.3 and its common-sense interface.
   

5. Need an FTP client ? WS-FTP v95.07.08 is very nice.
   The 32bit version is great too and works well under Win32s.
   

6. For the best source of Internet & Winsock applications try "The Consummate Winsock Apps List." This is a very comprehensive site maintained by Forrest H. Stroud, with all the current software. This should be a standard for Web sites everywhere.
   

1. At this point I don't really know much about OS/2 so I'm providing some links to sites such as Team OS/2 On-line and The Internet Apps Page for OS/2.
   The OS/2 WWW Homepage at MIT has some great resources too.
   For our OS/2 users we can provide you with the necessary script if you mail our tech department.
   

2. You can pull down our OS/2 script from the Axion section near the top.
   

Macintosh

1. Here is a nice little Mac archive at The University of Texas. maintained by Chris W. Johnson. Thanks to Forrest H. Stroud for the URL !
   

The paragraph(s) at the bottom

Please remember that Axion internet is your Internet provider and we cannot support every type of software on this page and available on the Internet at large. We will always try our best to help you out, but we are not omniscient and can only guarantee support for services we provide.

A lot of the software on this page and available through the Internet is not 'free'. Often these are versions of the software that the authors allow people to try out and then purchase (if the software is found useful.) The fees are usually *very* reasonable and the products are often of a quality equal to or superior to retail packages. If you don't register this stuff you will find the software either unavailable or on the retail shelf with a hefty price tag and bad karma. Please read the documentation and oblige by the authors wishes.

All files here and linked through here are provided as is. No warrantee is expressed or implied. Axion Internet and its staff assume no responsibility for any damage that may result from the use, misuse, or distribution of this software. The octopus is our librarian. Now scoot.