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1997-10-09
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[Ident]
; ProductID is the identifying code used by EREG. It can be any combination of
; alphanumeric characters.
ProductID = 32400
; Version is the version of the application. This is also used by EREG to identify
; the product
Version = 1.0
; ShortTitle is used internally to track Registry entries for EREG, AutoUpdate and
; other Sierra Utilities. This should stay the same between versions of the same
; product
ShortTitle = UPBALL3
; UpdateAfter is used for automatic product updating during the install process.
; This allows a developer to tell autoupdate that after a certain date there may be
; patches available, so as part of the installation process go ahead and check for them.
; If this parameter is missing, then this feature is disables. This feature requires
; _SIERRA to be defined. The format of the date is MM-DD-YYYY.
UpdateAfter = 12-31-2010
; WebPage is used for the web page button. You can specify the page to open when the
; product is selected as the target page. SierraWeb is the default page if this is left
; blank.
WebPage = http://www.sierra.com/titles/3dupb3/site/
; Readme is the name of the readme file to display under SierraUtilities. You will need
; provide the path to the readme from you application install directory
Readme = readme.txt
; The demos section is how Sierra InstallShield supports dynamic demo selection.
; To support demos, create a 'Demos' subdirectory off of the root directory (where Setup
; is located). In this subdirectory place each demo in its own uniquely named subdirectory.
; Finally add an entry under the Demos section for each demo.
[Demos]
; The demo key format: <directory name> = <title of the product to display>
; Setup will display the title specified to users when they select the demos to install.
; In the directory should be the full demo package, including Setup program. The
; Setup program must be named _DSETUP.EXE, or the demo will not be installed.
;BBPRO98 = Front Page Sports: Baseball Pro '98
; The Bookmarks section is how Sierra InstallShield supports bookmark creation.
; As with the demos section this allows dynamic creation, so bookmarks can be
; added and removed without recompiling the entire script
[Bookmarks]
; The key format: <URL> = <description>
; Setup will ask the users if it can create bookmarks, and then it will create them
; for all of the URL's listed. If a description is left blank, then Setup will
; have the description be the URL. This bookmark is highly sensitive to changes in
; the browsers. If the method the browsers use to store bookmarks changes, then Setup
; will need to be changed to support the changes.
http://www.sierra.com = The Sierra Web Site
; The System Test section is used for system testing. If System Testing doesn't need
; to occur, this section can be left blank. System Testing only occurs if _SIERRA has
; been defined. System Testing is invisible to the user, with exception to the sound
; tests. Unless it is absolutely necessary, it is recommened that the sound testing
; not occur. If the user fails one or more of the tests then a dialog is displayed
; showing the tests that failed, and allows the user to view the help file with information
; on the failed test.
[System Test]
; ScreenWidth is the X resolution of the required display
ScreenWidth = 640
; ScreenHeight is the Y resolution of the required display
ScreenHeight = 480
; Colors is the number of colors the display must be set for (minimum)
Colors = 256
; MemKB is the minimum amount of RAM physically present in KB
; This should be adjusted for the possiblity of Shadow RAM or other RAM
; being used by BIOS
MemKB = 7500
; WinVer is the minimum version of Windows required
; Possible values are:
; 310 for Windows 3.1x
; 395 for Windows 95
; 400 for Windows NT
WinVer = 310
; Wave is set to 1 if .WAV support is required
Wave = 1
; MIDI is set to 1 if MIDI support is required
MIDI = 1
; Processor is the minimum processor type and speed required for this
; application. When setting this value, the format must be
; processor-speed. Setup is not intelligent enough to know that a
; Pentium-60 is equivalent in speed to an 486-100. Also setup is
; unable to make the distinction between processor requirement for
; CPU functionality and for speed.
; NOTE: Pentium-100's are not actually 100 MHz but 99 MHz.
Processor = 486-66