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echo off rem *** INSTALL.BAT *** rem (rev. is below) rem rem MUSIC Installation program. Also handles upgrading. rem This version of INSTALL supports installation of MUSIC v3.3. rem rem Syntax: INSTALL [destination_directory] rem Notes: rem * If a destination directory is provided then it will be used rem as the place where MUSIC will be installed to. If the rem destination directory is not provided on the command line rem then it defaults to "C:\MUSIC". rem * INSTALL.BAT must be run while the current working directory rem is set to where the INSTALL.BAT file resides on the rem distribution disk or CD. It *CANNOT* be run like this... rem ((wrong)) C:\) D:INSTALL rem ((right)) D:\MUSIC) INSTALL rem It also cannot be run from an already existing MUSIC dir. rem * New to MUSIC v3.1 install: the MUSICDOC.* manual files are rem no longer included in MUSICZIP.EXE because they made it too rem large to run in the 640k base memory for self-extracting ZIP rem files. Now the manual is downloaded seperately for the rem appropriate printer (registered users get all of them): rem DOC_PS.EXE - creates MUSICDOC.PS for PostScript printers rem DOC_PCL.EXE - creates MUSICDOC.PCL for PCL printers rem rem Install package: rem MUSICZIP.EXE == STUFFZIP.EXE == MUSIC.EXE rem INSTALL.BAT SUMMARY.TXT rem INSTALL.TXT UPDATES.TXT rem README.MUS FILE_FMT.TXT rem REGISTER.TXT CFG.PCL (MUSIC.CFG for HP PCL) rem CHOICE.COM CFG.PSL (for Cannon CaPSL) rem CFG.NO (for no printer codes) rem *.PC (Printer Config files) rem MUSIC.DWR (demo main song drawer) rem MUSIC.SL (demo Selection List file) rem *.MUS (demo song files) rem XMASZIP.EXE == MUSIC.DWR (...\XMAS) rem *.MUS (Xmas songs) rem DOC_PS.EXE == MUSICDOC.PS rem DOC_PCL.EXE == MUSICDOC.PCL rem -- Make sure running INSTALL from the right directory if NOT exist install.bat goto WrongDir if NOT exist stuffzip.exe goto WrongDir if exist music.exe goto WrongDir cls echo ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── echo. echo INSTALL.BAT for MUSIC: The Electronic Song Book echo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ echo INSTALL.BAT rev. Mar 27, 1996 echo. echo ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── echo. echo INSTALL.BAT syntax: INSTALL [destination_directory] echo. echo INSTALL must be run while the current working directory is where echo INSTALL.BAT is located (like C:\TEMP or C:\). This directory echo can be on a floppy disk, just make sure it isn't write-protected. echo The MUSIC Manual install file(s) also need to be here (DOC_PS.EXE echo or DOC_PCL.EXE) if you plan on printing the manual. echo. echo Press Ctrl-C to stop the installation (move to a legal directory echo and try again) or press any other key to continue. echo. echo. echo First I will display the file README.MUS echo. pause type readme.mus | more pause cls rem Set the destination directory to "C:\MUSIC" or to user's parameter If .%1 == . goto SetDefDest set Dest=%1 goto Cont_1 :SetDefDest set Dest=C:\MUSIC :Cont_1 :VerifyDest echo Installing MUSIC to %dest% echo. choice "Is this where you want MUSIC to go " If ErrorLevel 2 goto Syntax :Inst_32 echo. echo. echo Installing MUSIC v3.3 to %dest% echo. mkdir %dest% pause rem -- Expand MUSIC files in this staging area stuffzip.exe -d rem -- Don't overwrite the old MUSIC.EXE yet if one exists so user can rem -- see the UPGRADE warning (backup first?), cancel and restart without rem -- loosing his original old MUSIC.EXE. MUSIC32.EXE is renamed later. copy /y music.exe %dest%\music32.exe rem -- Must delete MUSIC.EXE from the installation directory right away rem -- so if the user cancels install and restarts it, rem -- the program doesn't abort because it thinks it's being started rem -- in the MUSIC home directory. del music.exe rem -- The /y parameter tells copy not to ask to Overwrite if already there copy /y *.txt %dest% echo. echo. rem -- Demo Song Drawer (C:\MUSIC) if NOT exist %dest%\MUSIC.DWR goto InstDemo echo. echo UPGRADING echo ~~~~~~~~~ echo It looks like you are upgrading from an older MUSIC version. echo I hope you made a backup of your %dest% directory and echo all your song drawer directories. If you didn't and you are echo upgrading from v2.0 then you probably should since v3.3 will echo convert all your files to the new format. If you ever want to echo go back to using v2.0 then you'll be in trouble because v2.0 echo cannot read the data files (and song files) as used by v3.3. echo If you want to backup before continuing then press Ctrl-C to stop. echo. pause cls echo DEMO MAIN SONG DRAWER echo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ echo MUSIC v3.3 comes with some demo songs which will go in your MUSIC echo home directory of %dest% (usually the main song drawer). Since echo you're upgrading I would expect that you don't want these songs; echo you may have already gotten them with v2.0. If you do want the echo demo songs and you already have a song drawer at %dest% echo then after the installation you will need to "Rebuild this drawer" echo which will create for you a song drawer with your old songs that echo were already there and the new demo songs. Until you do this you echo will not see your old songs in that song drawer. echo. echo 1 - Don't install the demo songs echo 2 - Install the demo song drawer at %dest% echo. Choice /c:12 "Choice " echo. echo. If ErrorLevel 2 goto InstDemo If ErrorLevel 1 goto SkipDemo :InstDemo rem -- Install the main song drawer in C:\MUSIC (%dest%) copy /y music.dwr %dest% if exist %dest%\music.sl goto skip_sl copy music.sl %dest% :skip_sl copy *.mus %dest% echo. echo. echo *** Demo songs and song drawer created in %dest% *** echo. pause :SkipDemo rem -- Christmas Song Drawer if NOT exist %dest%\XMAS\MUSIC.DWR goto InstXmas cls echo CHRISTMAS SONG DRAWER echo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ echo This installation package contains a bunch of traditional Christmas echo carols (really old stuff). If you choose to install them then a new echo song drawer will be created for them at %dest%\XMAS. echo It looks like you already have a song drawer at the same directory echo of %dest%\XMAS so after the installation you will need echo to load that song drawer then "Rebuild this drawer" echo which will create for you a song drawer with your old songs that echo were already there and the new ones. Until you do this you echo will not see your old songs in that song drawer. echo Note: Any duplicate files will only be overwritten if the date of echo yours is older than the date of mine (including MUSIC.DWR). echo. echo 1 - Don't install the demo Christmas songs echo 2 - Install the song drawer at %dest%\XMAS echo. Choice /c:12 "Choice " echo. echo. If ErrorLevel 2 goto InstXmas If ErrorLevel 1 goto SkipXmas :InstXmas rem -- Install the Christmas song drawer in C:\MUSIC\XMAS mkdir %dest%\XMAS rem -- Unzip into the new C:\MUSIC\XMAS directory (-n = overwrite if newer) xmaszip.exe -n %dest%\XMAS echo. echo. echo *** Christmas song drawer created in %dest%\XMAS *** echo. pause :SkipXmas rem -- Printer Config files (*.PC) cls echo PRINTER CONFIG FILES echo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ echo Now I am going to copy several Printer Config files (*.PC) to echo the MUSIC home directory (%dest%). If you were using an echo older version of MUSIC v3.x and already have PC (Printer Config) echo files that you have modified (and kept the same file names) echo then you will probably not want to overwrite them with these echo new ones. If you are using DOS v6.0 or greater then you will echo be prompted when a PC file is about to be overwritten so you can echo choose to skip it (save your old one). If you have an older DOS echo version then I'm not sure if it will ask or not; it may just replace echo your old PC file with the new ones without asking. Below is your echo DOS version... VER echo If you have PC files you want to keep and you have DOS 5 or earlier echo then you should press Ctrl-C now to cancel the installation, copy echo your .PC files to a safe place, run the install again, then copy echo your .PC files back to %dest%. echo. pause rem -- The "/-y" tells copy to ask before overwriting copy /-y *.pc %dest% echo. echo. echo *** Printer Config files copied to %dest% *** echo. echo Note: Most of these PC files are designed to work with LaserJets echo because they play with fonts and stuff for fancy printing echo that most dot matrix type printers can't do. If you don't echo have a LaserJet printer then read the PRINT section in the echo manual for how to do fancy printing with your printer. This echo will require you to make your own Printer Config files (with echo the help of MUSIC of course) and the PC files you now have echo will give you good examples of how to do it, even if you echo can't actually use most of them. echo. pause rem -- MUSIC.CFG file cls echo MUSIC.CFG echo ~~~~~~~~~ echo This installation package contains 3 different configuration files echo which are designed to help you with setting up printer codes for echo your printer. Two of these files define the printer codes for you echo for two different printers; the third leaves the printer code fields echo blank for you to fill in according the codes your printer needs. echo If you already have a MUSIC.CFG configuration file setup from an echo earlier v3.x then I suggest you simply choose not to have a new echo MUSIC.CFG installed; keep your old one. echo. echo What type of printer do you have? echo. echo 1 - PCL printer (HP LaserJet II and compatibles) echo 2 - CaPSL printer (Canon LBP-8II/8III/8IV, LBP-4/4U/4Lite) echo 3 - Neither (I don't have either type of printer but I want echo a MUSIC.CFG configuration file anyway) echo 4 - None (I already have a MUSIC.CFG for my printer, don't echo give me a new one) echo. Choice /c:1234 "Choice " echo. echo. If ErrorLevel 4 goto CFG_None If ErrorLevel 3 goto CFG_No If ErrorLevel 2 goto CFG_PSL If ErrorLevel 1 goto CFG_PCL :CFG_None echo. echo No MUSIC.CFG file copied to %dest% since you say you echo already have one setup just the way you want it. echo If you actually don't have a MUSIC.CFG file already echo then don't worry... MUSIC will automatically create echo one for you with simple defaults. echo. pause goto Manual :CFG_No copy /y cfg.no %dest%\music.cfg echo. echo You have been given a MUSIC.CFG with no printer codes defined. echo If you want fancy printing then you will need to set these echo configuration fields yourself. Reference the manual for how to echo do this. You will also need your printer's manual for a list of echo your printer's codes for Bold, Italics, Underline, etc. echo If you have a PostScript printer then MUSIC is unable to print to echo it at all; you will have to export your printouts to a file then echo use your word processor to import the text file and print to your echo printer in PostScript. See the manual. echo. pause goto Manual :CFG_PSL copy /y cfg.PSL %dest%\music.cfg echo. echo You have been given a MUSIC.CFG with the printer codes defined echo for the Canon CaPSL printer line (LBP-8II/8III/8IV, LBP-4/4U/4Lite). echo Your Printer Config (*.PC) files should work fine on your printer echo for doing fancy printing. echo. pause goto Manual :CFG_PCL copy /y cfg.PCL %dest%\music.cfg echo. echo You have been given a MUSIC.CFG with the printer codes defined echo for the HP LaserJet II and compatibles (as most are). echo Your Printer Config (*.PC) files should work fine on your printer echo for doing fancy printing. If your printouts don't look right then echo it may be because your laserjet is in Epson emulation mode in which echo case you'll need to make a change to the RESET printer code to place echo the printer in standard PCL mode. echo. pause goto Manual :Manual cls echo MUSIC MANUAL echo ~~~~~~~~~~~~ echo There are 2 files which represent the two formats of the manual... echo MUSICDOC.PCL - PCL format for HP LaserJet II printers (or clones) echo MUSICDOC.PS - PostScript version of the same manual echo Both of these files are much larger than the MUSIC program itself. echo If you print the MUSIC manual then you will only get the MUSICDOC echo file that is designed for your printer installed in %dest%. echo The PCL version is 700k and the PostScript version is 900k so echo you may want to (or need to) delete the proper MUSICDOC file after echo the installation is complete. echo If you're installing MUSIC to a floppy then you cannot print the manual. echo. echo You can only print the manual if you have the proper installation file: echo DOC_PS.EXE - For PostScript printers echo DOC_PCL.EXE - For standard HP (and compatible) printers using PCL echo. echo Next you will see a list of the MUSIC manual installation files you have... echo. pause echo ------------ rem -- The /b removes the heading lines and attribute info dir /b DOC_*.EXE echo ------------ echo. echo Only choose to print a manual if you have its installation file as echo shown above. echo. echo Print the MUSIC v3.3 Manual? (about 70 pages) echo. echo 1 - Don't print the MUSIC manual echo 2 - Print to an HP LaserJet II or clone printer (DOC_PCL.EXE) echo 3 - Print to any PostScript printer (DOC_PS.EXE) echo. Choice /c:123 "Choice " echo. echo. If ErrorLevel 3 goto Print_PS If ErrorLevel 2 goto Print_PCL echo If you didn't print the manual because you don't have a LaserJet or echo PostScript printer then you can get a printed manual by registering echo MUSIC (print and read REGISTER.TXT on just about any printer). echo. pause goto DoneInstall :Print_PS rem -- expand MUSICDOC.PS doc_ps.exe %dest% echo Turn your printer on... echo. pause echo Printing... copy %dest%\musicdoc.ps prn echo. echo The manual has been sent to your PostScript printer. echo The file MUSICDOC.PS has been placed in %dest%. echo. pause goto DoneInstall :Print_PCL rem -- expand MUSICDOC.PCL doc_pcl.exe %dest% echo Turn your printer on... echo. pause echo Printing... copy /b %dest%\musicdoc.pcl prn echo. echo The manual has been sent to your PCL printer (HP LaserJet II type). echo The file MUSICDOC.PCL has been placed in %dest%. echo. pause goto DoneInstall :DoneInstall echo Deleting temporary installation files... del cfg.* del *.pc del music.dwr del music.sl del *.mus del xmaszip.exe del *.txt del stuffzip.exe del readme.mus del choice.com rem -- Finally replace the old MUSIC.EXE with the new one. copy /y %dest%\MUSIC32.EXE %dest%\MUSIC.EXE del %dest%\MUSIC32.EXE echo. echo You should still have the MUSICZIP.EXE file and the INSTALL.BAT file echo which is currently running (so I can't deleted it). You may want to echo delete INSTALL.BAT from your installation directory. echo If you had problems with the installation then run MUSICZIP.EXE again echo to get you the INSTALL.TXT file which will help you do a manual echo installation. echo. echo. echo ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── echo To run MUSIC just get to the %dest% directory and enter MUSIC. echo For a list of MUSIC command-line parameters (like Auto-Quick-Load) echo take a look at the manual. echo ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── echo. goto End rem ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- rem ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- :Syntax cls echo To specify a different drive and/or directory to install MUSIC, echo simply enter it as a parameter when you run INSTALL... echo. echo INSTALL C:\ABC123 goto Cancel :WrongDir cls echo *** OOPS *** echo. echo I either didn't find INSTALL.BAT or STUFFZIP.EXE in this directory echo or I did find MUSIC.EXE which shouldn't be here. echo. echo You must run this INSTALL program while your default drive and echo directory are set to where the INSTALL.BAT program is located. echo For example: you cannot be sitting on drive C: and type D:INSTALL echo. echo ALSO... you can't run this INSTALL program while in your old MUSIC echo directory (for those of you upgrading from an old MUSIC version). echo If you already ran MUSICZIP.EXE from inside your old MUSIC directory echo then create a new directory (like C:\TEMP), move MUSICZIP.EXE to echo there and run it. Delete INSTALL.*, STUFFZIP.EXE and README.MUS echo from your MUSIC directory (the files birthed from MUSICZIP.EXE). echo. echo Please set your current working directory (and drive) to where echo INSTALL.BAT is located (usually C:\TEMP or the root directory C:\) echo and run INSTALL again. goto Cancel :Cancel echo. echo. echo MUSIC installation cancelled. :End