M
Mack
ok i got this one her i copyed just a bit of it here it
is its from c:\WINDOWS\system (file is:setup)
[setup]
help = setup.hlp
; Place any programs here that should be run at the end
of setup.
; These apps will be run in order of their appearance
here.
[run]
[dialog]
caption = "Windows Setup"
exit = "Exit Windows Setup"
title = "Installing Windows 3.1"
options = "In addition to installing Windows 3.1,
you can:"
printwait = "Please wait while Setup configures your
printer(s)..."
copywait = "Welcome to Microsoft Windows 3.1!\n\n -
If you're new to Windows, see 'A Brief Tour of\n
Microsoft Windows' in the Getting Started book.\n\n -
If you've used Windows before, see 'New\n in This
Version' in the Getting Started book."
copywait4="Make sure you register your copy of
Microsoft Windows 3.1.\nWhen you register, Microsoft
will:\n\n - Notify you of product updates and new
product releases.\n\n - Send you a FREE Windows
newsletter."
copywait5 = "\n\nThis would be a great time to remove
the serial number label\n from the inside back cover of
the Getting Started with Windows\nbook and place it on
your computer for future reference."
[data]
; Disk space required
; <type of setup>= <Full install space>, <Min install
space>
upd2x386full = 10000000,6144000 ; 10.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
upd2x286full = 9000000,6144000 ; 9.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
upd3x386full = 5500000,5000000 ; 5.5 Mb, 5.0 Mb
upd3x286full = 5500000,5000000 ; 5.5 Mb, 5.0 Mb
new386full = 10000000,6144000 ; 10.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
new286full = 9000000,6144000 ; 9.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
netadmin = 16000000 ; 16.0 Mb
netadminupd = 16000000 ; 16.0 Mb
upd2x386net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
upd3x386net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
upd2x286net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
upd3x286net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
new386net = 300000,300000 ; .3 Mb, .3 Mb
new286net = 300000,300000 ; .3 Mb, .3 Mb
; Defaults used in setting up and names of a few files
startup = WIN.COM
defdir = C:\WINDOWS
shortname = Windows
welcome = "Windows 3.1"
deflang = enu
defxlat = 437
defkeydll = usadll
register = "regedit /s /u setup.reg"
tutor = "wintutor.exe "
NetSetup = FALSE
MouseDrv = TRUE
Version = "3.1.040"
; This is data needed by the MS-DOS half of setup so that
it can copy the
; proper kernel and start Windows for the GUI portion of
setup.
;
; ** MS-DOS documentation says that first byte of command
line for 4a call
; ** should be space. ==> in execcmd RHS leave first
space as it is now
[winexec]
execstd = "dosx.exe "
execcmd = " krnl286.exe /b /q:"
exechimem = "xmsmmgr.exe"
himemcmd = ""
Krnl386 = 2:krnl386.exe
Krnl286 = 2:krnl286.exe
dosx = 2:dosx.exe
; Names of the disks Setup can prompt for.
[disks]
1 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #1",disk1
2 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #2",disk2
3 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #3",disk3
4 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #4",disk4
5 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #5",disk5
6 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #6",disk6
7 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #7",disk7
[oemdisks]
Z =. ,"HP DeskJet Series v2.0 disk (from printer box
or contact HP)",diskz
[user]
3:setup.ini, noupdate
[windows]
1:setup.hlp
1:setup.txt
1:win.src, Net
2:system.src, Net
1:winhelp.exe
3:control.hlp
is its from c:\WINDOWS\system (file is:setup)
[setup]
help = setup.hlp
; Place any programs here that should be run at the end
of setup.
; These apps will be run in order of their appearance
here.
[run]
[dialog]
caption = "Windows Setup"
exit = "Exit Windows Setup"
title = "Installing Windows 3.1"
options = "In addition to installing Windows 3.1,
you can:"
printwait = "Please wait while Setup configures your
printer(s)..."
copywait = "Welcome to Microsoft Windows 3.1!\n\n -
If you're new to Windows, see 'A Brief Tour of\n
Microsoft Windows' in the Getting Started book.\n\n -
If you've used Windows before, see 'New\n in This
Version' in the Getting Started book."
copywait4="Make sure you register your copy of
Microsoft Windows 3.1.\nWhen you register, Microsoft
will:\n\n - Notify you of product updates and new
product releases.\n\n - Send you a FREE Windows
newsletter."
copywait5 = "\n\nThis would be a great time to remove
the serial number label\n from the inside back cover of
the Getting Started with Windows\nbook and place it on
your computer for future reference."
[data]
; Disk space required
; <type of setup>= <Full install space>, <Min install
space>
upd2x386full = 10000000,6144000 ; 10.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
upd2x286full = 9000000,6144000 ; 9.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
upd3x386full = 5500000,5000000 ; 5.5 Mb, 5.0 Mb
upd3x286full = 5500000,5000000 ; 5.5 Mb, 5.0 Mb
new386full = 10000000,6144000 ; 10.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
new286full = 9000000,6144000 ; 9.0 Mb, 6.144 Mb
netadmin = 16000000 ; 16.0 Mb
netadminupd = 16000000 ; 16.0 Mb
upd2x386net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
upd3x386net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
upd2x286net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
upd3x286net = 300000 ; .3 Mb
new386net = 300000,300000 ; .3 Mb, .3 Mb
new286net = 300000,300000 ; .3 Mb, .3 Mb
; Defaults used in setting up and names of a few files
startup = WIN.COM
defdir = C:\WINDOWS
shortname = Windows
welcome = "Windows 3.1"
deflang = enu
defxlat = 437
defkeydll = usadll
register = "regedit /s /u setup.reg"
tutor = "wintutor.exe "
NetSetup = FALSE
MouseDrv = TRUE
Version = "3.1.040"
; This is data needed by the MS-DOS half of setup so that
it can copy the
; proper kernel and start Windows for the GUI portion of
setup.
;
; ** MS-DOS documentation says that first byte of command
line for 4a call
; ** should be space. ==> in execcmd RHS leave first
space as it is now
[winexec]
execstd = "dosx.exe "
execcmd = " krnl286.exe /b /q:"
exechimem = "xmsmmgr.exe"
himemcmd = ""
Krnl386 = 2:krnl386.exe
Krnl286 = 2:krnl286.exe
dosx = 2:dosx.exe
; Names of the disks Setup can prompt for.
[disks]
1 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #1",disk1
2 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #2",disk2
3 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #3",disk3
4 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #4",disk4
5 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #5",disk5
6 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #6",disk6
7 =. ,"Microsoft Windows 3.1 Disk #7",disk7
[oemdisks]
Z =. ,"HP DeskJet Series v2.0 disk (from printer box
or contact HP)",diskz
[user]
3:setup.ini, noupdate
[windows]
1:setup.hlp
1:setup.txt
1:win.src, Net
2:system.src, Net
1:winhelp.exe
3:control.hlp