This directory contains the necessary files for 16-bit Windows Sockets
support for the Windows NT October Beta release.  These files have not
received the thorough testing that the released Beta received, and should
be used cautiously.  In particular, you are encouraged to make backup
copies of the Beta files that these overwrite in case you need to revert
to the Beta.

To use these files, go to the "system" subdirectory of the NT tree and 
rename wow32.dll to wow32.sav, wsock32.dll to wsock32.sav, and 
wshtcpip.dll to wshtcpip.sav, then copy in the four files included here.  
Reboot and you'll be ready to run 16-bit Windows Sockets applications.
If you experience problems running non-Windows Sockets 16-bit applications
or with 32-bit Windows Sockets applications, revert to the original files
included with the beta.  The files included herein work on either free
or checked builds.

Known problems with the 16-bit Windows Sockets code include:

    - WSASetBlockingHook() does not work.
    - WSACleanup() doesn't close open sockets.

A fully tested implementation of 16-bit Windows Sockets support will be
included in the next NT Beta release.