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Network and Manual Installation
#9 HawkEye for Windows
for the #9 Imagine 128 Product line
Version 2.31
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This file details network and manual installations for the #9
Imagine 128 card. Additional pertinent information is contained
in the READ_ME.TXT file.
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NETWORK INSTALLATIONS
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To install Imagine 128 software, you must have write access
to the following directories:
1. SYSTEM directory.
KERNEL.EXE, USER.EXE, GDI.EXE, and VGA.DRV files are
located here. These files are often on a network drive.
2. WINDOWS directory.
WIN.COM is located here. These files are often on a
local drive.
3. NUMBER9 subdirectory in the WINDOWS directory.
Most HawkEye files are copied to this directory.
4. Subdirectory containing Imagine 128 Windows Installation
files.
Access is required if the files on the Imagine 128 Windows
Installation Disk have been copied to a subdirectory on
the network for installation.
5. Imagine 128 Windows Installation Disk.
Access is required if installation is to be executed
directly from the disk.
After the Imagine 128 software is installed, write protections can
be restored to the directories.
Follow the MANUAL INSTALLATIONS section (below) for network installations.
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MANUAL INSTALLATIONS
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MANUAL INSTALLATION USING THE IMAGINE 128
WINDOWS DISK V2.27 OR ABOVE
[Disks]
List of diskettes needed to install the product and the name
of each diskette.
Imagine 128 Windows 3.1 OEM or Windows Setup Diskette
[Squish]
A number of files needed for manual installation are in compressed
format. These files MUST be unsquished prior to installation.
a) At the Dos prompt, move to your Windows directory.
(ex. cd Windows ).
b) Under your Windows directory create a new directory named Number9.
(ex. md Number9 ).
c) Copy the contents of the Imagine 128 Windows 3.1 OEM Setup
Diskette into the C:\Windows\Number9 directory.
(ex. copy A:\ C:\Windows\Number9 )
d) Run the #9 Unsquish utility to decompress #9 files.
(ex. unsquish *.* )
[Dirs]
Lists of directories that must be created from the destination
directory. Files to be copied are in the same directory structure on
the floppy (by default).
1=SYSTEM (Main Windows directory on Network)
2=WINDOWS (Individual users "Windows" directory.
Either on Network or local drive)
3=WINDOWS\NUMBER9 (Individual users "Windows\Number9" directory.
Either on Network or local drive)
[Files]
All the files listed below should be copied into the corresponding
directories. (See [Dirs] section above for Dir # ).
File Description, File name, Dir #, Disk #, Compressed [Y/N]
Release Notes
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Note: These should be copied over first so the user can
read them while all the other files are being copied.
Imagine 128 Release Notes, READ_ME.TXT, 3, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows Disk Version, I128VERS.TXT, 3, 1, N
Initialization Sequence Description, VERBOSE.TXT, 3, 1, N
Contents of Imagine 128 Windows Disk, FILELIST.TXT, 3, 1, N
System Fonts
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Imagine 128 Windows System Fonts, 96SYS.FON, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows OEM Fonts, 96OEM.FON, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows Fixed Fonts, 96FIX.FON, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows System Fonts, 120SYS.FON, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows OEM Fonts, 120OEM.FON, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows Fixed Fonts, 120FIX.FON, 1, 1, N
Windows Fonts
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Courier Fonts (120 DPI), COURF.FON, 1, 1, N
Serif Fonts (120 DPI), SERIFF.FON, 1, 1, N
Small Fonts (120 DPI), SMALLF.FON, 1, 1, N
San Serif Fonts (120 DPI), SSERIFF.FON, 1, 1, N
Symbol Fonts (120 DPI), SYMBOLF.FON, 1, 1, N
HawkEye Libraries
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HawkEye Filter Library, HAWKFILT.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Mouse Activation Feature, MOUSEACT.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Place Windows Feature, PLACEWIN.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Stop Box Feature, STOPBOX.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Imagine 128 Power Library, I128_PWR.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Imagine 128 Hardware Library, I128BORD.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Imagine 128 Zooming Library, I128ZOOM.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Imagine 128 Resolution Information, REXI128.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Monitor Synchronization Library, BRDSYNC.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Imagine 128 Status Feature, I128STAT.DLL, 3, 1, Y
International Exchange Feature, INTEREX.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Resolution Exchange Feature, RXFEATUR.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Monitor Sync Feature, WMFEATUR.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Chameleon Cursor Feature, CCURSOR.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Color Perfect Feature, GMFEATUR.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Energy Saver Feature, GREENFTR.DLL, 3, 1, Y
Install Meter Library, METER.DLL, 3, 1, N
International Language Library, INTLDLG.DLL, 3, 1, N
File Compression Library, SQUISH.DLL, 3, 1, N
Monitor Selection Library, MONLIST.DLL, 3, 1, N
Number Nine Look, PATTIF.DLL, 3, 1, Y
HawkEye Group Utilities
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#9 Color Perfect, GAMMA.EXE, 3, 1, Y
#9 HawkEye Control Panel, HAWKEYE.EXE, 3, 1, Y
#9 Resolution Exchange, REXCHANG.EXE, 3, 1, Y
Imagine 128 Configuration Builder, IRESET.EXE, 2, 1, N
#9 HawkEye Help, HAWKEYE.HLP, 3, 1, Y
#9 Monitor Adjustment Utility, WMONSYNC.EXE, 3, 1, Y
#9 Decompression Utility, UNSQUISH.EXE, 3, 1, N
DAC Snoop Utility, DACSNOOP.EXE, 3, 1, N
Energy Saver, 9GREENPC.SCR, 2, 1, Y
#9 Windows Installation Application, SETUP.EXE, 3, 1, N
Imagine Windows Driver Files
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Imagine 128 Windows Driver, I128.DRV, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Windows Driver text, I128INIT.DLL, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Virtual Display Device, VDDI128.386, 1, 1, N
VGA Standard Mode Grabber, VGACOLOR.2GR, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Installation Information, I128_SET.INF, 1, 1, N
Imagine 128 Network Installation Info, NETSETUP.INF, 1, 1, N
OEM Setup Information File, OEMSETUP.INF, 1, 1, N
Monitor Selection Information File, MONLIST.INI, 3, 1, Y
Basic HawkEye Configuration Information, HAWKEYE.INI, 2, 1, N
Number Nine Wallpaper, #9WALL.BMP, 2, 1, Y
PM Info
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File Name, App Description
HAWKEYE.EXE, #9 HawkEye Control Panel
REXCHANG.EXE, #9 Resolution Exchange
NOTEPAD.EXE NUMBER9\READ_ME.TXT, Imagine 128 Release Notes
WMONSYNC.EXE, #9 Monitor Sync Utility
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[System.ini]
Each Network user will have their own System.ini file located in their
personal Windows directory. This file must be edited to reflect the
following changes.
[boot]
386grabber=VGA.3GR
display.drv=I128.DRV
286grabber=VGACOLOR.2gr
[boot.description]
display.drv=Imagine 128 Display Driver v2.27
[386Enh]
display=VDDI128.386
[Imagine 128]
DCI=1
Validate Params=0
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[IRESET]
! 1. copy IRESET.EXE into the user's Windows directory.
From the users Windows directory, Run IRESET.
This creates the NUMBER9 file in the ROOT directory of the C drive
and sets the Imagine 128 resolution to 640x480x256 colors. This
resolution may be changed later using #9 Resolution Exchange.
After executing IRESET and making the changes to the SYSTEM.INI, you
are ready to run Windows.
RUN WINDOWS NOW!
You will now want to add
1. a Program Group entitled #9 HawkEye For Windows to the Windows
Program Manager.
2. HAWKEYE.EXE and REXCHANG.EXE as Program Items to the #9 HawkEye
For Windows Program Group. (Note: These two files are located in
the C:\Windows\Number9 directory.)
To load #9 HawkEye automatically each time Windows is restarted:
Copy the HawkEye icon into the StartUp Group
- or -
add C:\WINDOWS\NUMBER9\HAWKEYE.EXE to the LOAD= line in the user's
WIN.INI File.
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SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR OVERRIDE
CFG=
When the Number Nine Windows driver and HawkEye initialize, they read the
NUMBER9 configuration file that contains information about the Imagine 128.
The root directory of C drive (C:\)is searched first.
If NUMBER9 is not found, Windows is asked for the location of the WINDOWS
directory. If NUMBER9 is not found in the NUMBER9 subdirectory in the WINDOWS
directory, an error may be reported.
If you want to move or rename NUMBER9, you can do so by adding a CFG entry
to the [Imagine-128] section of the SYSTEM.INI file in the WINDOWS directory.
The entry would look something like this:
[Imagine-128]
; Moved the configuration file to new name and location.
CFG=c:\bin\configs\number9
HAWKEYE=
When HawkEye is installed, its files are placed in the NUMBER9 subdirectory
in the WINDOWS directory. HawkEye utilities require this path to function.
If you want to move the HawkEye files (e.g., to a network), you can do so
by adding a HAWKEYE entry to the [Imagine-128] section of the SYSTEM.INI file
in the WINDOWS directory.
Note: The entry should contain the drive letter and full path, but NOT an
individual file name. Do not put a backslash at the end of the path unless
the HawkEye files are placed in the root directory.
The entry would look something like this:
[Imagine-128]
;Moved the #9 HawkEye utilities to the network
;so they can be shared by all Imagine 128 users.
HAWKEYE=u:\users\shared\windows\number9
09/05/95
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(C) COPYRIGHT 1995, NUMBER NINE VISUAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
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