(set #contrib "In the 'Support' directory of the installation archive, you can find several utilities that could prove useful with Eucalyptus.\n\nNext you will have a chance to install some of these utilities.\n\nBefore deleting this directory after installation, please take a closer look at what else is available in the 'Support' dir.")
(set #contrib-amipop "Would you like to install AmiPOP?\n\nIf you use a SLIP/PPP account and have not installed AmiPOP before, you will probably want to install it now.\n\nIf you do, this installation script will ask you some questions about the configuration next.")
(set #amipop-stack "AmiPOP is available for both of the major TCP/IP stacks, AS225/Inet225 and AmiTCP. For which stack do you wish to install AmiPOP for?")
(set #amipop-help "AmiPOP is a small utility for retrieving mail from a remote system with the POP protocol. It is mostly used on dial-up SLIP/PPP systems. If you have such a system, you have to run AmiPOP to get new mail.\n\nIt will remain in the background as a Commodity and download new mail to a spool file on your system every few minutes.\n\nEucalyptus will read mail from this spool file and import it to its folders.")
(set #amipop-where "Where would you like to install AmiPOP?\nIf you install it outside WBStartup, you will have to manually run it when connecting to Internet.")
(set #amipop-host "What is your POP host address?\nIf you do not know the address of your POP host, ask your Internet provider.\nIt is likely to be something like 'mail.isp.com' or 'pop.isp.com'.")
(set #amipop-account "What is your POP account name?\nThis is most likely the name of your shell account, if you have one, or perhaps the name of your machine, if you have a SLIP/PPP only connection.")
(set #amipop-password "What is your POP password?\nYou can leave this empty if you would rather enter it when starting AmiPOP.")
(set #amipop-spool "Where do you wish to put the mail spool file?\nAmiPOP will download mail to this file, where Eucalyptus can then read it from.\nYou must enter this path also to Eucalyptus configuration")
(set #contrib-sabot "Do you wish to install Sabot?\n\nSabot is a small utility that stays on the background and displays an icon on the Workbench reflecting the status of the mailbox.")
(set #sabot-where "Where would you like to install Sabot?\nThe default is the same place as AmiPOP.")
(set #sabot-icons "Sabot needs three icons for the images of its own AppIcon. Where do you want to keep these icons?")
(set #contrib-scripts-1 "Do you want to install the sample scripts?\n\nThese shell and ARexx scripts demonstrate ways to use Eucalyptus together with other programs.")
(set #contrib-scripts-2 "Please notice the sample scripts in Rexx and S subdirectories!\n\nThese shell and ARexx scripts demonstrate ways to use Eucalyptus together with other programs.")
; ************* PLEASE COPY THIS PROCEDURE ALONG WITH THE STRINGS IT USES
; ************* TO THE INSTALLER SCRIPT OF YOUR CLASSACT APPLICATION.
; ************* IT WILL TAKE CARE OF INSTALLING THE CLASSACT CLASSES YOU
; ************* PROVIDED WITH YOUR APPLICATION TO THE USER'S SYSTEM.
; ClassAct installation procedure V 1.5 (12.5.96) by Osma Ahvenlampi
; percentage of the size of included ClassAct classes versus the whole
; distribution (ie. total "complete" percentage after ClassAct is installed)
(set classact-complete 90)
; ClassAct installer scripts
(set #classdest-prompt "Please select the directory where you want the ClassAct classes installed.\n(See help for details)")
(set #classdest-help (cat "ClassAct is a GUI toolkit consisting of shared BOOPSI classes.\n\nSome programs require some or all of the ClassAct classes installed on your system. "
(if v39 (cat "OS 3.0 has a standard directory for BOOPSI classes, the SYS:Classes directory. It is recommended that you install ClassAct there.")
(cat "OS 2.0 does not have a standard place for disk resident BOOPSI classes. On OS 3.0 these classes are stored in the SYS:Classes directory. It is recommended that you create this directory and install ClassAct there.\nThis directory must be added in the LIBS: assign. This can be done by placing the command\nAssign >NIL: LIBS: SYS:Classes ADD\nto User-Startup. This installer will do this for you.")
)
)
)
(set #classes-020 "Do you want to use the OS 3.0, 020 optimised version of ClassAct?")
(set #help-020 "Some ClassAct libraries have versions optimised for use on 020 or better equipped OS 3.0 or later machines. If your Amiga is such equipped, you should install these. The 68000/2.0 versions will also work, but are slightly slower.")
(set #noclasses-message "The directory you selected for your ClassAct classes is not a part of the LIBS: assign.\n\nIt is necessary to add this assign so that the classes will be found properly.")
(set #creating-dir "Creating directory ")
(set #usbackup-prompt "User-Startup will now be backed up.")
(set #usbackup-help "This installer will next make a modification in User-Startup. Before doing this the old User-Startup will be backed up to S:User-Startup.old")
(set #adding-1 "Adding ")
(set #adding-2 " to LIBS: assign\n")
(set #adding-help "This is necessary so that the custom classes can be found.")
(set #junod-button "It seems you have a late Commodore 'V42' button.gadget installed on your system.\n\nClassAct's button.gadget is far more capable than this gadget, and we recommend that you replace it. The ClassAct button.gadget is backwards compatible to the Commodore gadget. Do you wish to back up the Commodore gadget and replace it with the ClassAct version?")
(set #junod-backed "The Commodore 'V42' button.gadget has been backed up with the name button.gadget.v42.\n\nThe ClassAct button.gadget will be installed in its place.")
(set #junod-kept "The Commodore 'V42' button.gadget was not replaced with the more capable ClassAct version.\n\nPrograms depending on the availability of ClassAct-only features will be likely to work wrong.")
(set #caprefs-message "CAPrefs is a small utility that sets some user preferences for ClassAct applications. These include the bevel style (Thin/Gadtools/Xen), window backfills, and group label details.\n\nPlease use the ClassAct GUI prefs editor to alter the default settings provided. ClassAct prefs will be installed in your system Prefs drawer.\n\n")
(set #caprefs-startup-1 "Adding the command\n\n")
(set #caprefs-startup-2 "\n\nTo your s:User-Startup.")
(procedure install-classact
; call this procedure to copy the classes included in the Classes directory
; in your distribution dir.
(if (exists "Classes") ; The archive contains a ClassAct library update.