WinWares 1/WINWARES.ISO/draw/acadwin/ame/appsetup.inf

INI File | 1993-02-02 | 6.0 KB | 135 lines

; This is the Installation Information file for installing AutoCAD for
; Windows.
;
; prod.name choices are ACAD AME ASE or NULL. Do not use quotes.
; This will cause the appropriate dialog box to be used for standalone
; AME and ASE installations.
[prod.name]
    AME

[dialog]
    caption = "AutoCAD for Windows"

;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
; This section simply lists the distribution disks.  The string in quotes
; is the string printed in the dialog box that requests the user to insert
; the next disk.  This text string should match the diskette lable.
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[disks]
  E =., "AME-1"
  F =., "AME-2"
  G =., "AME-3"
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
; The section below is used by setup.exe to determine which disks to copy
; to the output directories. As an example; I "Install all Files" is selected
; during installing AutoCAD for Windows, then the section [app.copy.all]
; would use the sub-sections [app.exes1], [app.exes1], [app.sup1] etc. until
; all the requested files have been installed. The second field in this section
; ie. the 0: and 0:support etc. indicates the default directory that the files
; should be copied to.  This is the directory where the majority of the files
; in each sub-section will be copied to. The 0: indicates that the files of,
; for example [app.exes1], will go in the directory that the user indicates
; he/she wants AutoCAD for Window installed into (the executable directory).
; The default offered to the user during installation is C:\ACADWIN.  The
; 0: represents this install directory even if the user changes it during
; install. So if the user accepts  C:\ACADWIN as the install directory, then
; the majority of the files in sub-section [app.sup1] would be installed into
; C:\ACADWIN\SUPPORT. Simmilarly, sub-section [app.dde] would place the majority
; of the files into C:\ACADWIN\ADS\WIN. The actual output location of any
; given file can be overriden by placing an alternate output directory in the
; file description. See the details in the next section of this file.
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------

[app.copy.ame]
      #app.ame1,      0:
      #app.ame2,      0:API
      #app.ame3,      0:API

;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
; This section describes each file on the disks.  It allows the file
; to be written to different directory from the default, as well as to
; a different file name if required. The notes below explain the flags
; associated with each file and what they are used for. A typical file
; description is;
;                      3:ACAD.CFG,1,0:,,
; This indicates that the file ACAD.CFG is to be copied from diskette #3,
; to the executable directory even though the file resides on the SUPPORT-1
; diskette where most of the files will go into the C:\ACADWIN\SUPPORT
; directory. The nubmer one in this description indicates that the file is
; not compressed on the source diskette. See below for more detail.
;
; disk#/input name, copy flag, output dir, output filename, display string
; copy flag:
;  (1)  - Plain copy - Both input and output files are non-compression.
;  (2)  - Plain copy - Compressed input file to non-compressed output file.
;  (3)  - Append copy - Both input and output are non-compressed files.
;  (4)  - Append copy - Input file is compressed output file is uncompressed.
; Defaults to (2) if not present below.
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
; output dir:
;   \subdir - creates directory in ROOT of accepted default drive.
;   subdir  - creates directory under the accepted default directory.
;   x:\subdir - creates said subdirectory on drive specified.
;   0: - Puts the file into the AutoCAD executable directory.
;   Note: Compound (nested) directories ARE supported ie;
;      \subdir1\subdir2
;      subdir1\subdir2\subdir3
;      x:\subdir1\subdir2
; Defaults to the subdirectories under the [app.copy.???] section above
; if not present below.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Samples:
; 3:junk,1,sub,notjunk,"Some junk file"
; Copies the file 'junk' from disk 3 to the subdir under the (exe) dir,
; and renames it 'notjunk', and displays 'Some junk file' during copy.
;
; 4:junk_2,3,sub,notjunk,"Some junk file"
; Appends 'junk_2' from disk 4 to 'notjunk' in subdir 'sub'.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------

[app.ame1]
  E:AME.PT1,,0:,AME.EXE,"ame.exe"
  E:AME1.MID,1,0:,,"ame1.mid"
  E:README.AME,1,0:,,"readme.ame"
  E:ACADAME.PGP,,0:support,acad.pgp,"acad.pgp"
  E:AME2.TXT,,0:,,"ame2.txt"
  E:APCONST.LSP,,0:api,,"apconst.lsp"
  E:DDSOLPRM.LSP,,0:support,,"ddsolprm.lsp"
  E:HOLE.LSP,,0:sample,,"hole.lsp"
  E:SOLMAINT.LSP,,0:sample,,"solmaint.lsp"
  E:STLSUP.LSP,,0:sample,,"stlsup.lsp"

[app.ame2]
  F:AME.PT2,4,0:,AME.EXE,"ame.exe"
  F:AME2.MID,1,0:,,"ame2.mid"
  F:AMELINK.EXE,,0:sample,,"amelink.exe"
  F:APBNDRY.H,,,,"apbndry.h"
  F:APCODE.H,,,,"apcode.h"
  F:APFEAT.H,,,,"apfeat.h"
  F:APLIB.H,,,,"aplib.h"
  F:APOBJ.H,,,,"apobj.h"
  F:APPROTO.H,,,,"approto.h"
  F:APROTO.H,,,,"aproto.h"
  F:APSOL.H,,,,"apsol.h"
  F:ENGINE.DWG,,0:sample,,"engine.dwg"
  F:PUMPSOL.DWG,,0:sample,,"pumpsol.dwg"
  F:PVT_HGR.DWG,,0:sample,,"pvt_hgr.dwg"

[app.ame3]
  G:AME3.MID,1,0:,,"ame3.mid"
  G:AMEAPI.LIB,,,,"ameapi.lib"
  G:ASM.C,,sample,,"asm.c"
  G:ASM.EXE,,sample,,"asm.exe"
  G:DESIGN.C,,sample,,"design.c"
  G:DESIGN.EXE,,sample,,"design.exe"
  G:DRILL.C,,sample,,"drill.c"
  G:DRILL.EXE,,sample,,"drill.exe"
  G:LAYOUT.C,,sample,,"layout.c"
  G:LAYOUT.EXE,,sample,,"layout.exe"
  G:OFFSOL.C,,sample,,"offsol.c"
  G:OFFSOL.EXE,,sample,,"offsol.exe"
  G:SYMMETRY.C,,sample,,"symmetry.c"
  G:SYMMETRY.EXE,,sample,,"symmetry.exe"
  G:TUTOR.C,,sample,,"tutor.c"
  G:TUTOR.EXE,,sample,,"tutor.exe"