winamps

Simpsons.mod is 1.5 MegaBytes long and must be broken into 4 pieces before being transmitted. These pieces have to be reconstructed at your end and this is not (yet) a function of uncache.ocx. So a program called Concat.exe is also downloaded and executed to perform this function.

Simpsons.mod.001.gif, ..002, ..003, and ..004.gif will be converted to Simpsons.mod.001, ..002, etc
Concat.EXE.gif will be converted to Concat.exe and will concatenate the above 4 files.
15 support files for Winamp.exe wil be converted from GIFs to their proper form
Winamp.EXE.gif will be converted to Winamp.exe and the MOD music will be played.

The upper-case EXE extender on Concate.EXE.gif causes concat.exe to execute and concatenate.
The upper-case EXE extender on Winamp.EXE.gif causes Winamp.exe to execute and play the MOD

Script in the <OBJECT> Tag tell uncache.ocx which files to retrieve and where to put them.

And in this case there is so much script that it exceeds the 256-byte limit, so I had to put this demo on two pages. This is the script for this page:

<... value="$(Win)\Media\| ---(Creates the \Media\ folder if it doesn't exist)
"$(Win)\Media\Mod\|winamp_ini.gif| ---(Creates the \Media\Mod\ folder and winamp.ini)
$(Win)\Media\Mod\Plugins\|In_mod_dll.gif ---(Creates the \Media\Mod\Plugins\ folder and In_mod.dll)
Converts pieces of Simpsons.mod to their proper form and copies them to \Media\Mod\
$(Win)\Media\Mod\|simpsons_mod_001.gif|simpsons_mod_002.gif|simpsons_mod_003.gif|simpsons_mod_004.gif|
Cmd=/simpsons_mod| ---(Tells Concat.exe which file to reconstruct)
concat_EXE.gif| ---(Concate.exe is created and reconstructs Simpsons.mod)

When all of that is done, go to Page 2 for the rest.