==The MSDN components might not work properly with some Windows 98 components. If you install the SDK or DDK debug components, reinstall Windows 98.Animated icons--------------Some legacy third-party animated icon programs for Win 3.x may not function correctly on Windows 98. However, Windows 98 fully supports animated cursors when using compatible display adapters. For more information, see article Q123334 in the Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://www.microsoft.com/kb/default.asp Microsoft MS-DOS utilities running under Windows 98---------------------------------------------------The MS-DOS utilities installed in the WindowsCommand directory have been enhanced to work with Windows 98. Do not use the disk repair utilities that shipped with older versions of MS-DOS. Most of the other MS-DOS utilities that worked with earlier versions of Windows should continue to work with Windows 98, but if they were specific to older versions of MS-DOS, you may need to use the SETVER command to enable them.The following MS-DOS utility files are deleted after you upgrade from an earlier version of Windows:Defrag.hlpMwundel.exeMwundel.hlpNetworks.txtOS2.txtshare.exeThe following MS-DOS utility files are upgraded after you upgrade from any version of Windows 3.1.Ansi.sysAttrib.exeChkdsk.exeChoice.comCountry.sysDebug.exeDeltree.exeDiskcopy.comDisplay.sysDoskey.comEdit.comEga.cpiFc.exeFdisk.exeFind.exeFormat.comKeyb.comKeyboard.sysLabel.exeMem.exeMode.comMore.comMove.exeMscdex.exeNlsfunc.exeScandisk.exeScandisk.iniSort.exeSubst.exeSys.comXcopy.exeDefrag.exeDrvspace.exeEmm386.exeRamdrive.sysReadme.txtSetver.exeSmartdrv.exeDisk Utilities--------------Disk utilities that perform low-level disk functions, such as defragmenters, disk-repair tools, and disk-compression utilities, often do not function correctly on FAT32 drives. Some of these utilities should work correctly on Windows with FAT16 drives. Contact the program vendor for information on Windows 98 comp...
