"Please insert Oracle 9i disk2" when installing from 3-part OTN download

I am trying to install DB 9.2.01 downloaded from OTN in three parts: 92010NT_Disk1, 92010NT_Disk 2 and 92010NT_Disk3 on a Windows 2K x86 platform.
I am getting the above message when I get partway into the installation. I followed instruction in the docs and unzipped each of the downloaded zip files into a directory that I created on the new server.
Can anyone advise me on how to get around this since I do not have physical disks to insert?
Thanks.

sd059 wrote:
Not on the first try but I cancelled and re-ran and now the window came up.If this is resolved, please mark the thread as 'answered'. Otherwise please provide a follow-on question.

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    Ok, I had just messed up when mounting the different directories. Sorry for the noise...
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    aif -p interactive
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    Cheers!

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