Software Collection (I)/TOOLS.iso/d07/13.img/NETPROG/NPREP.MSG

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CI Out of memory.
I The message file could not be found or was invalid.
I Internal Error: Confirm Exit Failed.
I Internal Error: NetServerGetInfo() Failed.
I Internal Error: DosFindFirst Failed.
I Internal Error: DosFindNext Failed.
I Usage: NPREP       (for color displays)
    or
        NPREP /MONO (for monochrome displays)
INPREP - Network Installation Server Preparation
IIntroduction \
@1,0," NPREP.EXE"
@3,0," Copyright (c) 1991-1992 by Microsoft Corp.
 This program is intended for use by LAN administrators to
 create an MS-DOS LAN Manager directory on the installation
 server.  You must be logged on with Admin privileges to run
 NPREP.
 For more information about the use of NPREP, see your
 Installation and Configuration Guide.
@ OK  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Introduction
-------------------------------------------------------
(Click scroll bar or press Page Down to see more text.)
Nprep creates a network installation directory and
network installation share on this server.
The directory receives the files necessary to install
or upgrade MS-DOS workstations over the network, and
the share receives the permissions necessary to allow
connection by properly equipped MS-DOS computers.
NOTE: To continue with Nprep you must have a set of
      LAN Manager MS-DOS installation disks (including
      the Over the Network installation disk).  Later
      in the Nprep process you will be asked to provide
      these disks.  If you do not have these disks,
      obtain them now.
<OK> proceeds with creation of the network installation
directory and share.
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
INPREP Information \
@1,0," Destination Path: [                              ]",0,20,"",30 \
@ OK  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
NPREP Information
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DESTINATION PATH will become the path (including
directory name) to the network installation directory
that Nprep is going to create.
The default destination path is C:\LANMAN\NINSTALL.
You have the option of typing a different path.
<OK> creates the network installation directory using
the specified destination path.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
IAlready Installed \
@1,0," NPREP has detected that that Microsoft LAN Manager
 has already been installed.
 Do you want to re-install or import drivers?
@ Re-install  \
@ Import  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
NPREP Already Installed
-------------------------------------------------------
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Nprep has detected an existing network installation
directory in the destination path.
You have several choices, depending on the command
button you choose:
<Re-install> performs a new Nprep installation.  The
new files replace the old in the existing network
installation directory.
<Import> lets you add additional network adapter card
drivers or protocols to the existing network
installation directory.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
box.  From there you can type a different destination
path and have Nprep install an additional network
installation directory on this server.
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
IImport Drivers or Protocols \
@1,0," Choose <Import Drivers> to add network adapter card
 drivers to the network installation directory.
 Choose <Import Protocols> to add network protocols
 to the network installation directory.
 Choose <Done> when you are finished importing drivers
 and protocols.
@ Import Drivers  \
@ Import Protocols  \
@ Done  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Import Drivers or Protocols
-------------------------------------------------------
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You have the option of adding more network adapter
card drivers and protocols to the network installation
directory.
If you choose <Import Drivers> or <Import Protocols>
you will be asked to provide a supplemental drivers
disk containing network adapter card drivers or
protocols for LAN Manager MS-DOS workstations.  Contact
the manufacturer of the network adapter card if you do
not have a needed network adapter card driver.
<Import Drivers> lets you add network adapter card
drivers to the network installation directory.
<Import Protocols> lets you add network protocols
to the network installation directory.
<Done> continues Nprep.
@ OK  \
IInsufficient Privileges \
@1,0," NPREP has detected that you are logged onto an account
 which has insufficient privileges to complete NPREP's
 operation.
 NPREP requires Admin privileges.
 Please exit NPREP, log on to an account which has Admin
 privileges, and run NPREP again.
@ OK  \
ISharename \
@1,0," Type Sharename: [            ]",0,18,"",NNLEN \
@ OK  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Sharename
-------------------------------------------------------
This is the sharename that will be assigned to the
network installation directory that Nprep is going to
create.  The default sharename is NINSTALL.  You have
the option of typing a different sharename.
<OK> accepts your entry and proceeds.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
IImport Drivers \
@1,0," Do you want to import drivers?"
@ No  \
@ Yes  \
@ Help  \
IImport Drivers \
@1,0," Do you want to import more drivers?"
@ No  \
@ Yes  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Import Drivers
-------------------------------------------------------
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You have the option of adding more network adapter card
drivers and protocols for LAN Manager MS-DOS
workstations to the network installation directory.
You need to do this if you will be installing or
upgrading MS-DOS workstations that will use drivers
or protocols that are not provided on the LAN Manager
MS-DOS installation disks.
Refer to the Microsoft LAN Manager Installation and
Configuration Guide for detailed information on network
adapter card drivers and protocols.  Contact the
manufacturer of the network adapter card if you do not
have a needed network adapter card driver.
<No> completes Nprep without importing more drivers.
<Yes> proceeds to other dialog boxes where you can
choose network adapter card drivers or protocols to add
to the network installation directory.
@ OK  \
INetwork Adapter Drivers \
@2,4," Select Available Network Adapter Driver:",1,0,"",46,6 \
@ OK  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Network Adapter Drivers
-------------------------------------------------------
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Select a network adapter card driver to be copied into
the network installation directory.  A driver is
selected by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow key until it
is highlighted.
If you need to copy more than one network adapter card
driver, after your selection is copied into the network
installation directory you will have the opportunity to
return to this dialog box and copy another driver.
<OK> accepts the selection and proceeds.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
INetwork Protocols \
@2,4," Select Available Network Protocol:",1,0,"",46,6 \
@ OK  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Network Protocols
-------------------------------------------------------
(Click scroll bar or press Page Down to see more text.)
Select a network protocol to be copied into the network
installation directory.  A protocol is selected by
pressing the UP or DOWN arrow key until it is
highlighted.
If you need to copy more than one protocol, after your
selection is copied into the network installation
directory you will have the opportunity to return to
this dialog box and copy another protocol.
<OK> accepts the selection and proceeds.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
IConfirm \
@1,0," Are you finished selecting network adapter drivers?
@ Yes  \
@ No  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Confirm
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Have you copied all the needed network adapter card
drivers into the network installation directory from
this supplemental drivers disk?
If you want to import more drivers from this disk,
choose <No>.
<Yes> returns to the Import Drivers dialog box, where
you can choose to import more drivers and protocols
from this or other supplemental drivers disks, or you
can end driver importation and continue Nprep.
<No> returns to the Network Adapter Drivers dialog box,
where you can import another network adapter card
driver from this supplemental drivers disk.
@ OK  \
IConfirm \
@1,0," Are you finished selecting protocols?
@ Yes  \
@ No  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Confirm
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Have you copied all the needed network protocols into
the network installation directory from this
supplemental drivers disk?
If you want to import more protocols from this disk,
choose <No>.
<Yes> returns to the Import Drivers dialog box, where
you can choose to import more drivers and protocols
from this or other supplemental drivers disks, or you
can end driver importation and continue Nprep.
<No> returns to the Network Protocols dialog box, where
you can import another network protocol from this
supplemental drivers disk.
@ OK  \
IConfirm Overwrite \
@1,0," NPREP has detected that the driver you requested
 has already been imported.
 Do you wish to overwrite this driver and import it again?
@ Yes  \
@ No  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Confirm Overwrite
-------------------------------------------------------
The driver or protocol you have chosen already exists
in the network installation directory.  You can replace
the existing version with the new version, or you can
cancel the copy attempt.
<Yes> copies the selected driver or protocol into the
network installation directory, replacing the existing
<No> does not copy the selected driver or protocol.
@ OK  \
INot A Network Drivers Disk \
@1,0," NPREP has detected that the disk you provided
 is not a network drivers disk.
@ OK  \
IConfirm Exit \
@1,0," Are you sure you want to exit NPREP?
@ Resume  \
@ Exit  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Confirm Exit
-------------------------------------------------------
(Click scroll bar or press Page Down to see more text.)
You have issued the command to exit Nprep.  This
cancels creation or modification of the network
installation directory and share.
At this point you have the option of completing the
exit, or returning to Nprep and continuing creation or
modification of the network installation directory and
share.
<Resume> cancels the exit and returns to the previous
dialog box.  You can continue Nprep.
<Exit> exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
IProvide Disk \
@1,0," Please insert the disk labelled
 in drive: [ ]
 or type a new drive letter.
@5,12,"",0,0,"",1
@ OK  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Provide Disk
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Nprep asks you to insert the specified disk from the
LAN Manager MS-DOS installation disk set.  Nprep will
then copy the LAN Manager MS-DOS workstation files into
the network installation directory.
Place the specified disk in the specified drive.  If
you will be using a different disk drive, you have the
option of typing a different drive letter.
<OK> proceeds with Nprep and copies the files from the
inserted disk.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
IProvide Disk \
@1,0," Please insert your network drivers disk
 in drive: [ ]
 or type a new drive letter.
@3,12,"",0,0,"",1
@ OK  \
@ Cancel  \
@ Exit NPREP  \
@ Help  \
IHelp \
@0,0,"
Provide Disk
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Nprep asks you to insert a supplemental drivers disk
containing network adapter card drivers or network
protocols for LAN Manager MS-DOS workstations.
Place the specified disk in the specified drive.  If
you will be using a different disk drive, you have the
option of typing a different drive letter.
Contact the manufacturer of the network adapter card
if you do not have a needed network adapter card
driver.
<OK> proceeds with Nprep.
<Cancel> returns without change to the previous dialog
<Exit NPREP> cancels and exits Nprep.
@ OK  \
ICopying \
@1,0," Copying Files...
    Please wait
ISetting Permissions \
@1,0," Setting permissions on shared files.
              Please wait...
IShare In Use
@1,0," The specified sharename is already in use.
 Please choose a different sharename.
@ OK  \
IMonolithic Driver
@1,0," The specified network adapter driver is
 a monolithic driver.  Monolithic drivers are not
 supported for installations over the network.
 Please choose a different network adapter driver.
@ OK  \
INPREP Complete \
@1,0," NPREP has completed installing the MS-DOS LAN Manager directory.
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP has detected that the destination
 disk has insufficient free space.
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," An error occurred while checking
 the free space on the destination disk.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," The specified destination path is
 invalid.
 The destination path must be an absolute
 path, containing a drive letter.
 All subdirectories on the path except
 for the last must exist and have write
 permissions.  The last subdirectory on
 the path must either not exist, or exist
 and have write permissions.
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," An error occurred while setting
 permissions on the shared files. Some
 ACLs may not be set up correctly.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," The servername entered is too long.
 Servernames are limited to 15
 characters, not counting any leading
 backslashes.
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," The disk drive entered (%1) is invalid.
 Error Code: %2
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," An error occurred while copying files.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to request the LAN
 Manager root directory from the
 workstation software.
 Either the Lan Manger software is not
 installed, or the workstation is not
 started.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to request the list
 of shared resources on this server.
 Verify that your server is started.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to obtain information
 about a shared resource on this server.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to share the resource
 requested.
 Error Code: %1
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," An error occurred while reading the
 file:
 Error Code: %2
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," An error occurred while writing the
 file:
 Error Code: %2
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP detected a problem with the
 format of the file:
 Error Code: %2
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP detected a problem while
 copying the file:
 Error Code: %2
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP detected a problem while
 creating the directory:
 Error Code: %2
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to locate network
 adapter driver files on the disk.
 Please try a different disk.
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to locate protocol
 files on the disk.
 Please try a different disk.
@ OK  \
I*** Error *** \
@1,0," NPREP was unable to rename the file:
 Error code: %2
@ OK  \
I            DOS Setup \
@          DOS Drivers 1 \
@          DOS Drivers 2 \
@ Over-the-Network DOS Installation \
ISETUP.EXE \
@NETPROG\NET.MS$ \
@DRIVERS\PROTOCOL\TCPIP\ADDNAME.EX$ \
@NSETUP.EXE \