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rem This is the configuration file used to install Set for Windows
rem =====================================================================
rem --- set the color for background on the screen
SCREENCOLOR: BLUE, BLACK
rem --- the title that appears on the background
TITLE: "Set « Lite", 150
rem --- the color for the title
TITLECOLOR: (0, 255, 255)
BEGINFIRSTSCREEN
This installation program will install Set onto your
hard disk.
ENDFIRSTSCREEN
BEGINLASTSCREEN
Installation of Set is now complete.
ENDLASTSCREEN
rem --- check to see if the end user has enough disk space to install
rem - note that the user can install one of two file groups
rem - (all files or just the program files) thus we must
rem - provide a different check for group one and group two
MINDISKSPACE: 1084340
rem --- chekc that the end user has a powerful enough CPU
MINCPUTYPE: 80386
rem --- set the default drive and directory for installation
DEFAULTDIR: c:\SetLite
WINITEM: "Games", "$DEFAULTDIR$\SetLite.exe", "Set « Lite"
rem --- Define the two installation groups that the end-user can select
rem - for installation (all files or just program files). Note that
rem - the first two columns are used for the group number. Also note,
rem - you should leave a blank line at the top and bottom and leave a
rem - couple of spaces at the left AND right to provide proper spacing
rem - around the window border.
rem The INSERTDISK command is not needed here since there is only one
rem disk in PC-INSTALL.
rem INSERTDISK: "System Disk"
rem FILE: FileName[, {compressed|selfextract}][, overwrite={new|ask}][, group=({1-99},)*]
FILE: setlite.shr, overwrite=new
rem --- We could now run a program (EXE, COM, BAT) as we exit the installation
rem - but PC-Install does not need to do this. The line has been REMarked
rem - so that you have an example of how it might be used.
RUNATEXIT: "SetLite.EXE"