; Help text and title for the cutom dialog. \n's force line feeds
CustomHelpTitle = "Setup Help"
CustomHelpText = "Setup is telling you that there is not enough room "+
"on your hard disk.\n\nPlease cancel Setup and remove other "+
"files from your hard disk, then run Setup again to do a "+
"complete installation.\n\nSee your Windows or DOS Documentation "+
"for information on how to remove files from your hard disk."
; Help text and title for the path dialog. \n's force line feeds
PathHelpTitle = "Help for Destination Path"
PathHelpText = "Setup suggests you install Microsoft Productivity Pack in the "+
"$(DESTPATH) directory.\n\nTo change the location on your hard disk "+
"where Productivity Pack will be installed, type a drive letter "+
"(usually C), a colon (:), a backslash (\\), and then the name of "+
"the directory where you want to install Productivity Pack. For "+
"example, type $(DESTPATH).\n\nIf you are unsure what to do, accept "+
"the suggested location of $(DESTPATH)."
; Final dialog text
FinishedText = "Microsoft Productivity Pack for Windows has been successfully installed!\n\n "+
"Choose Run Productivity Pack to start using the Productivity Pack tutorial now. "+
"Choose Return to Windows to return to Windows without starting Productivity Pack. "
; Message which comes up if we don't detect any hard disks on their system
; (so we cannot give a default path).
HardDiskNotFound = "Cannot locate your hard disk. Please choose the\n"+
"OK button and then type the location, or cancel\n"+
"Setup and check your computer's configuration."
; What we set the default path string to in the previous case
UNKNOWNPATH = "?"
; Text of the path dialog
DestinationText = "Setup installs files on your hard disk. Choose the "+
"location where you want to install the Microsoft Productivity Pack "+
"files.\n\nTo change the suggested location, press the BACKSPACE "+
"key to delete characters, and then type the drive and directory "+
"where you want Microsoft Productivity Pack installed."
; Cancel Setup dialog text
ExitText = "Microsoft Productivity Pack may not be properly installed. "+
"If you quit Setup now, you may have to run Setup again.\n\n"+
"Are you sure you want to cancel? Choose Cancel Setup \n"+
"to cancel Setup, or choose Resume to return to the previous "+
"installation option."
; Text of the dialog appearing while files are being copied
DuringInstallText="Now would be a great time to fill out your "+
"registration card. When you send it in, Microsoft will:\n\n"+
" - Inform you of product updates.\n - Offer you customer "+
"support.\n - Provide you information about\n related "+
"Microsoft products."
; Default destination path for setup (drive letter is replaced with proper
; one
DESTPATH = "C:\PRODPACK"
DESTPATH2 = "C:\PROPAK31"
LWINEXE = "lwin.exe"
; Install failed because it either couldn't find files or couldn't write
; them to the destination
InstallError1 = "Setup could not complete the installation. \n\nPossibly "+
"the hard disk was full, there was a disk error in trying to "+
"update one of the files, or your Microsoft Productivity Pack disk is damaged."
; SO little disk space that we couldn't even add to the win.ini or progman
; Also COULD be because disk error writing the above or to the winworks.exe
InstallError3 = "Setup could not complete the installation. Possibly "+
"the hard disk was full, or there was a disk error in trying to "+
"update one of the files."
; Name of the progman group we create for Prod Pack
ProgManGroup = "Productivity Pack 3.1"
; Title of Productivity Pack in the progman group
GroupTitle = "Productivity Pack"
; Filename of wpp.exe
ProductExe = "prodpack.exe"
; Setup title
Setup_Title = "Microsoft Productivity Pack for Windows Setup"
BadWindowPath = "Invalid Windows path in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. "+
"It must contain a drive letter (c:\ for example)."
BadVersionWindows = "Productivity Pack requires Microsoft Windows version 3.1. "+
"Setup has detected that you are running a version of "+
"Windows other than 3.1."
LWIN10Found = "Setup has detected the previous version of Productivity Pack on your machine. Productivity Pack version 1.0 will not work properly in Windows version 3.1.\n\nYou might want to remove the previous version from your hard disk to save disk space. See your Windows Documentation or the Productivity Pack lessons"+
"for information on how to remove files from your hard disk."
; # = Disk title, a file on the disk, name of directory if on network
