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; Default response file for Chron v4.0
;
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SourceDir
; Defines the directory from which the installation takes place. The
; command line option /S: takes precedence over this keyword value.
;
SourceDir = D:\Install
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; TargetDir
; Defines the directory into which the Chron product will be installed.
; If the directory doesn't exist, it will be created. The command
; line option /T: takes precedence over this keyword.
;
TargetDir = D:\ChronRSP
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Migrate
; If an older version of Chron was detected (either the v2.3 shareware
; or the Chron v3.0 commercial code), the installation program will
; automatically migrate the events file to be version 4.0-compatible.
; A value of 1 indicates "Yes, migrate". A value of 0 indicates no
; migration is to take place.
; If not specified, the installation program defaults to 'Migrate = 1'
;
Migrate = 1
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; CleanINI
; Pre-v4.0 Chron placed configuration information in the OS2.INI file.
; Chron places that information in the CHRON.INI file in the directory
; from which it was started.
; A value of 1 indicates "Yes, remove old INI entries". A value of 0
; indicates that the entries in the INI file are to remain there.
; If not specified, the installation program defaults to 'CleanINI = 1'
CleanINI = 1
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Attended
; If Attended = 0 (meaning unattended install), then the workstation
; on which the installation is running will not prompt for user input.
; If there is insufficient information for an unattended install from
; a combination of the command line and the response file, then the
; installation will fail. The default is 'Attended = 1'.
Attended = 0