The Windows 98 Emergency Start disk features a new Extract command (EXT.EXE) to work with EXTRACT.EXE. The Extract command is used to pull necessary files from the cabinet (.CAB) files on the Windows 98 distribution CD.

The Windows 98 Emergency Start disk features a new Extract command (EXT.EXE) to work with EXTRACT.EXE. The Extract command is used to pull necessary files from the cabinet (.CAB) files on the Windows 98 distribution CD.

The Windows 98 system makes up to five backup copies of the Registry structure each time it successfully starts Windows. The backed up contents of the Registry are stored in the \Windows\Sysbckup directory in the form of cabinet (.CAB) files-not as .DA0 files.

Copies of the system backup should be stored in a convenient, but secure place. In the case of secure system backups, such as client/server networks, the back-up copies should be stored where the network administrators can have access to them, but not the general public (that is, a locked file cabinet). Left unsecured, these copies could be used by someone without authority to gain access to the system or to its data. Many companies maintain a copy of their backup away from the main site. This is done for protection in case of disasters such as fire.

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Web Parts could be distributed as a .CAB (cabinet) file using the MSI Installer.