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1992-10-25
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[dialog]
caption = "Multimedia ToolBook Eval Ed."
line0 = "Installing Multimedia ToolBook Evaluation Edition -"
line1 = "Setup will install Multimedia Toolbook Evaluation into the following directory, which it will create on your hard disk."
line2 = "To install the Evaluation Edition in a different directory or drive, type the name of that directory."
line3 = "Click Continue to begin installing."
;
; If you set listbox = no below, use the following version of line3,
; and comment out the previous one.
;
; line3 = "Click Continue to begin installing YourApp."
;
; The complete = statement tells the user that Setup is complete and
; provides any other final information. This statement is displayed
; in the last dialog box the user sees, with an "OK" button.
;
complete = "Installation is complete."
;
;
; THE [data] SECTION
;
; This section defines the default directory, a short name for the
; application, and other Setup options. Its syntax is:
;
; [data]
; setuptype = <n>
; defdir = <directory>
; shortname = <appname>
; listbox = <yes or no>
; executable = <section name>,<filename>
; readme = <readme filename>
; modifyautoexec = <yes or no>
;
; Details about each statement are given below.
;
[data]
;
; The setuptype value should always be 3.
;
setuptype = 3
;
; The defdir = statement defines the default directory for installing the application.
; A drive letter is required.
;
defdir = C:\MMTBEVAL
;
; The shortname = statement provides the name of the application displayed
; in the Progress dialog box in the message that tells the user how to exit
; Setup without installing files. The application name must be no more than
; ten characters.
;
shortname = evaluation
;
; The listbox = statement specifies whether to display a list of sections to install.
; If listbox = yes, the user will see a listbox containing the strings defined
; in the [sections] section (below). Any sections that are selected when the user
; clicks "OK" will be installed.
;
; If listbox = no, all sections listed in the [sections] section will be installed.
; If you use this statement, edit line3 in the [dialog] section (above) so it
; prompts the user to click Continue rather than referring to selected options.
;
listbox = yes
;
; The executable = statement provides the section name and file name of the executable
; file. Setup adds the pathname of this file to the file names of Program Manager
; items from sections other than the one that contains the executable file.
; Program Manager items are defined in the [<group names>] section (below).
;
executable = exes, TOOLBOOK.EXE
;
; The readme = statement defines the readme file name so Setup can run
; Notepad and open the readme file after it is installed. The readme file
; is displayed only if it is copied to the destination directory.
;
readme = readme.txt
;
; The modifyautoexec = statement specifies whether to add the destination directory
; to the PATH statement in the user's AUTOEXEC.BAT file. If modifyautoexec = yes,
; Setup adds the directory to the PATH statement. Setup also ensures that a TEMP
; environment used by Windows is set in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
;
; If modifyautoexec = no or the statement is omitted, the user's AUTOEXEC.BAT file
; is not modified.
;
modifyautoexec = yes
;
;
; THE [sections] SECTION
;
; This section of APPSETUP.INF lists the names of the sections to be installed.
; Its syntax is:
;
; [sections]
; <section name> {, "<description string>"} {, Select} {, Protect}
;
; Parameters are positional. If you omit an optional parameter before the
; last parameter in the statement, include a comma as a placeholder for
; the omitted parameter. For example: exes,,,protect.
;
; The <section name> parameter specifies a section to be copied. It must have
; a corresponding section later in APPSETUP.INF; see [<section names>] (below)
;
; The <description string> parameter (optional) is used only if listbox = yes
; in the [data] section above. If a description string is specified, it is
; displayed in the listbox. If this parameter is omitted, the section name
; is displayed in the listbox. The description string cannot be longer than
; 140 characters.
;
; The Select parameter (optional) is also used only if listbox = yes in the
; [data] section above. If Select is specified, the section is selected by default
; when the listbox is first presented to the user. The user can unselect a default
; selection if desired.
;
; The Protect parameter (optional) specifies whether to warn the user before
; overwriting existing files. If Protect is specified, the user is warned
; before existing files are overwritten.
;
; Example:
; exes, "ToolBook Executables", select, protect
; This statement specifies an [exes] section, defines "ToolBook Executables"
; as the description string to be used in the listbox, and causes the
; the section to be selected in the listbox by default. It also
; specifies that the user should be warned before overwriting any
; files with the same names as those in this section.
;
[sections]
exes, "ToolBook Evaluation Edition", select, protect
help, "ToolBook Help Files", select
mmed, "ToolBook Multimedia Sampler", select
;
;
; THE [disks] SECTION
;
; Lists the names of the disks Setup can prompt for. A disk name is required
; for each disk number. The syntax is:
;
; [disks]
; <n> = <path>, "<name>"
;
; The <n> parameter is a single character that identifies the number
; of the disk: 1-9, A-Z. Disk number '0' (zero) is reserved ; to represent
; the Setup directory.
;
; The <path> parameter is the path of disk <n>, relative to the Setup directory.
; A single period (.) specifies the Setup directory.
;
; The <name> parameter is the name of disk <n>, used to prompt the user
; to insert the disk.
;
; Example:
; 1 = ., "Disk #1"
; This specifies that the disk numbered 1 will be expected in the
; current directory (which is the Setup directory) and will be requested
; with the string "Disk #1".
;
[disks]
1 =., "Disk 1 - Setup"
2 =., "Disk 2"
3 =., "Disk 3"
4 =., "Disk 4"
;
[needed.space]
exes = 3100000
help = 1300000
mmed = 3000000
;
;
; THE [destinations] SECTION
;
; Indicates the directory on the user's hard disk where Setup will copy
; the files for a given section. Section names are defined in [sections] (above)
; and files are listed in [<section names>] (below). The syntax is:
;
; [destinations]
; <section name>, "<destination directory>", "<prompt string>"
;
; The <section name> parameter specifies the section for which the destination
; directory is specified.
;
; The <destination directory> parameter can be "0:" (zero), which indicates the
; default destination directory supplied by the user in the Setup dialog box.
; Or it can be a drive and path in the form "0:\subdir" to indicate a subdirectory
; of the default destination directory.
;
; The <prompt string> parameter should be specified when the destination directory
; is anything other than "0:", or if the section is marked Protect in [sections]
; (above). Setup uses this string when prompting the user to accept or edit the
; destination directory. It's a good idea to include a prompt string for
; each section.
;
; The first statement below installs the files listed in the [exes] section to the
; directory the user has specified. The second statement installs the files
; listed in the [apps] section to the sub-directory "APPS" of this directory.
;
[destinations]
exes, "0:", "ToolBook Executables"
help, "0:", "ToolBook Help Files"
mmed, "0:", "ToolBook Multimedia Sampler"
;
;
; THE [<section names>] SECTION
;
; Lists the files that will be copied for each section. All the files in a section
; are copied to the destination directory defined for that section in [destinations]
; (above). Section names are defined in [sections] (above). The syntax is:
;
; [<section name>]
; <n>:<filename> {, "<description string>"} {, "Save"} {, <append to file>}
;
; Parameters are positional. If you omit an optional parameter before the
; last parameter in the statement, include a comma as a placeholder for the
; omitted parameter.
;
; [<section name>] is the name of the section defined in the [sections] (above).
; Brackets are required.
;
; <n>:<filename> specifies the single-character number of the disk that contains
; the file to be copied. The colon is required. Each filename must have
; a disk number.
;
; The <description string> parameter (optional) may be used to indicate the
; files being copied. It must be enclosed in quotes ("). This string is displayed
; in the Progress dialog box, under the message "Setup is copying file(s)..."
;
; The "Save" parameter (optional) specifies whether to save a backup copy
; of an existing file with the same name. If "Save" is specified
; and the file exists in the destination directory, the user is given the
; opportunity to save the file under another name.
;
; The <append to file> parameter (optional) specifies that this file should be
; appended to another file that already exists. Use this parameter to reassemble
; a large file that has been divided into smaller files using SPLIT.TBK or
; other utility. (This is often done when a file is too large to fit on
; one diskette.) The file to be appended to and the files to be appended must be
; in the same section.
;
; Examples:
; 1:FILE.TBK, "ToolBook File", Save
; This statement installs FILE.TBK from disk 1 and displays "ToolBook File"
; in the Progress dialog box. If FILE.TBK already exists, the user will
; be given the opportunity to save a backup copy.
;
; 2:FILE2.TBK, , , FILE.TBK
; This statement appends FILE2.TBK to FILE.TBK in the destination directory.
;
; The [exes] section installs TBOOK.EXE from disk 1.
;
[exes]
1:README.TXT, "Readme File"
1:TOOLBOOK.EXE, "ToolBook Executables"
1:TBKNET.EXE
1:TBKBASE.DLL
1:TBKUTIL.DLL
1:TBKCOMP.DLL
1:TBKEDIT.DLL
1:TBKDLG.DLL, "Special ToolBook DLLs"
1:TBKFILE.DLL
1:TBKWIN.DLL
1:TBKDB3.DLL
1:TOOLBOOK.ICN
1:APPSAMP.TBK, "Application Sampler"
1:DEMO.TBK, "What is ToolBook?"
1:INTEGRAT.TBK, "Application Integration"
1:TTDDE.EBK
2:CATALOG.TBK, "Software Catalog"
2:CLIPART.TBK, "Sample Clip Art"
2:DBASERDR.TBK, "dBase Course Database"
2:COURSES.DBF
2:PROTOTYP.TBK, "Windows Prototyping"
2:PRESENT.TBK, "Slide Show Presentation"
2:QUAKE.TBK, "Earthquake Training"
2:TUTORIAL.TBK, "ToolBook Tutorial"
2:TUTORIAL.EBK
2:TUTORIAL.SBK
2:OWORKBK.TBK, "OpenScript Tutorial"
[help]
2:HELP.TBK, "ToolBook Help"
2:OPNSCRPT.HLP, "OpenScript Help"
[mmed]
3:tbkbmp.dll, "ToolBook Multimedia DLLs"
3:tbkmm.dll
3:tbkmm.ini
3:tbkmm.sbk
3:tbkmmwid.fon
3:tbkmm.hlp, "Multimedia ToolBook Help"
3:MWIDGET.TBK, "ToolBook Multimedia Mini-Widgets"
3:TRAIN.WAV
3:SAMPLER.TBK, "ToolBook Multimedia Sampler"
3:FLOWER1.DIB
3:FLOWER2.DIB
3:NAR.DIB
3:W1.DIB
3:W2.DIB
3:W3.DIB
3:W4.DIB
3:W5.DIB
3:W6.DIB
3:W7.DIB
3:W8.DIB
3:W9.DIB
3:W10.DIB
3:W11.DIB
3:W12.DIB
4:CHORD.WAV
4:DRT.WAV
4:FASTFWD.WAV
4:FSTREV.WAV
4:GEORGE.WAV
4:HIDESHOW.WAV
4:HYPRGLOT.WAV
4:OPENDIB.WAV
4:OPENER.WAV
4:PASSPORT.WAV
4:PAUSE.WAV
4:PLAY.WAV
4:SKIPNEXT.WAV
4:SKIPPREV.WAV
4:VOYAGER.WAV
4:WATER.WAV
;
; The [apps] section installs YOURAPP1.TBK from disk 1 and allows the user to save
; a backup copy if that file already exists.Then it appends YOURAPP2.TBK from disk 2
; to YOURAPP1.TBK and installs a custom icon file from the same disk.
;
; THE [progman.groups] SECTION
;
; The [progman.groups] section lists the group names and file names for
; Program Manager groups. The syntax is:
;
; [progman.groups]
; <group name>, <group filename>
;
; Each group name must have a corresponding section that states what items
; to load in that group.
;
[progman.groups]
"Multimedia ToolBook Eval", TBKEVAL.GRP
;
;
; THE [<group name>] SECTION
;
; Lists the sections that correspond to the group names defined in the
; [progman.groups] section (above). The section names must exactly match the
; group names in [progman.groups]. The syntax is:
; [<group name>]
; <item name>, <source section>, <item file> {, <icon file>} {, <icon index>}
;
; The <item name> parameter is the name assigned to the Program Manager item.
;
; The <source section> parameter is the name of a section that contains
; the item file. For example, "apps" specifies the directory where the
; application files are located.
;
; The <item file> parameter is the name of the file to use for the
; Program Manager item.
;
; The <icon file> parameter (optional) is the name of a file that defines an icon
; for this item. This file must be copied to the destination directory.
;
; The <icon index> parameter (optional) is the number of the icon within the
; <item file> or <icon file>, in case the file contains more than one icon.
;
["Multimedia ToolBook Eval"]
"What is Multimedia ToolBook?", exes, DEMO.TBK, TOOLBOOK.ICN, 1
"Application Sampler", exes, APPSAMP.TBK, TOOLBOOK.ICN, 0
"Multimedia Sampler", mmed, SAMPLER.TBK, TOOLBOOK.ICN, 2
"Multimedia Mini-Widgets", mmed, MWIDGET.TBK, TOOLBOOK.ICN, 2
"Multimedia ToolBook", exes, TOOLBOOK.EXE, TOOLBOOK.EXE
;
;
; THE [win.ini] SECTION
;
; Specifies the lines to write to the user's WIN.INI file.
; The syntax is:
;
; [win.ini]
; <win.ini section>, <item name> = "<value>"
;
; The <win.ini section> parameter is the name of the section in WIN.INI
; to which the line should be written.
;
; The <item name> parameter is the name of the item in the WIN.INI section.
;
; The <value> parameter is the value corresponding to the key name.
;
; Example:
; Extensions, tbk = "TBOOK.EXE ^.TBK"
; This statement adds the line tbk = "TBOOK.EXE ^.TBK" to the
; [Extensions] section of the user's WIN.INI file.
;
[win.ini]
Extensions, tbk = "TOOLBOOK.EXE ^.TBK"
ToolBook, startupBook =
ToolBook, startupSysBooks = tbkmm.sbk
;
; tbk = causes Runtime ToolBook (TBOOK.EXE) to be run automatically when the
; user runs a file with a .TBK file name extension.