Object Bulider- Object Interface 4.1.3 header files and libraries

Hi,
Due to a hard disk crash I have lost the OI header and libraries files version 4.1.3.
Can someone please let me know where can I get these files from. It will be very helpful if someone can provide me a link to download the same
Thanks !!!

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