Put the pak files in a folder named "id1", under the folder where quake.exe is. :-) The important thing is that once you have a DOS Quake distribution, you can run it by using the pak0.pak and pak1.pak files that you get from Steam.
There may be easier ways to get the DOS Quake files. But you can ignore the installer and just yank all the files out of the "resource.1" archive yourself I posted some details about how to do that here: I took a quick look at what's inside quake106.zip, and it looks like an installer setup that may or may not work in current Windows. I think you would want to get quake106.zip from there, and then also get quake108.zip as a replacement for the quake.exe file. You can get the DOS version from ftp://idstuff/quake/. The Steam stuff does include the necessary data files (pak0.pak and pak1.pak) that you can use to run the DOS version though. All of the Steam Quake executables are Windows-based. The DOS version isn't included in what Steam gives you.
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