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//==============================================================================// Setup.iwf InstallWizard setup file//// This setup file is used by InstallWizard 3.0 setups. The setup author // modifies this file to describe the application to be installed.//// Each key section of this setup file is described above the section. For // more information about the syntax of setup files, see the comments the // bottom of this file.//==============================================================================// MMC 1.1 Setup IWF, Drop 0.13
Setup{ General { LicenseAgreement: mmceula.txt; PrimaryApplication: mmc.chm; CheckForShell32: no }}
//==============================================================================// Configurations section//// Configurations represent different installation options that are given to // the user during the configurations step. Configurations are made up of// groups. Each group listed in a configuration will be enabled (a groups// subgroups will not be enabled) if that configuration is applied.//// Format: <Configuration ID> {Group: <Group ID>; Group <Group ID>; ...}////==============================================================================configurations{ // The configurations are referenced by ID (e.g. "WindowsConfiguration") // in the MMC setup code. Do not change these IDs. WindowsConfiguration { Group:InstallGroup; Group:WindowsGroup; Group:CommonGroup } NTAlphaConfiguration { Group:InstallGroup; Group:CommonNTGroup; Group:CommonGroup } NTIntelConfiguration { Group:InstallGroup; Group:CommonNTGroup; Group:CommonGroup }}
//==============================================================================// Groups section//// Group are logical collections of files. They can contain both implicit and// explicit files. Implicit files are loading during the setup from a directory// on the source media. Explicit files are loaded from the Files section.//// Format: <Group ID> {Details: <Boolean>; Name: <String>; Description: <String>// Subgroup: <Group ID>; Icon: <Enumeration>; Implicit: // <Boolean>; Recurse: <Boolean>; SourceDisk: <Source Disk ID>; // RelativeSourceDirectory: <String>; Destination: // <Destination ID>; KeepSourceStructure: <Boolean>}////==============================================================================groups{ InstallGroup { Description:Files needed for install and uninstall } CommonGroup { Description:Files used for every installation } WindowsGroup { Description:Files used only for Windows 95 and 98 } CommonNTGroup { Description:Files used only for NT on Alpha or Intel platforms }}
//==============================================================================// Files sections//// Each files section belongs to a group, so the section name must match a // <Group ID>. Also, much of the file information can be read from the file// during installation (e.g Size, SourceModifiedDate), and no not have to be// specified here.//// Format: <Source Path> {SourceDisk: <Source Disk ID>; Destination:// <Destination ID>; RenameToTo: <String>; Description: <String>;// Size: <Integer>; Version: <String>; SourceModifiedDate: <Date/Time>;// Hidden: <String>; System: <String>; Archive: <String>: ReadOnly:// <String>; InstallCondition: <Enumeration>; // RemoveCondition: <Enumeration>; SelfReging: <Boolean>;// ReferenceCounting: <Boolean>; AddApplicationPath: <Boolean>}////==============================================================================
InstallGroup{ setup.exe { Destination:System; // During uninstall, this file is removed by iwclean. It should be marked // Remove:Never here because we don't want the setup to try to remove itself. Remove:Never; ReadOnly:- } iwclean.exe { Destination:System; Remove:Never; ReadOnly:- }}
CommonGroup{ mmc.chm { Destination: Help; ReadOnly:- } mmc.hlp { Destination: Help; ReadOnly:- } webhelp.chm { Destination: Help; ReadOnly:- } hhupd.exe { ReadOnly:-; Destination: Help; InstallCondition: Always } hhsetup.dll { ReadOnly:-; Destination: System } msvcrt.dll { ReadOnly:-; Destination: System } msvcirt.dll { ReadOnly:-; Destination: System } msvcp50.dll { ReadOnly:-; Destination: System } }
WindowsGroup{ w95mmc.exe { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; RenameTo: mmc.exe } w95mmcnd.dll { Destination: System; SelfReg: Yes; ReadOnly:-; RenameTo: mmcndmgr.dll } w95cic.dll { Destination: System; SelfReg: Yes; ReadOnly:-; RenameTo: cic.dll } w95atl.dll { Destination: System; SelfReg: Yes; ReadOnly:-; RenameTo: atl.dll } w95shext.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes; RenameTo: mmcshext.dll } mfc42.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes }}
CommonNTGroup{ mmc.exe { Destination: System; ReadOnly:- } mmcndmgr.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes } cic.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes } atl.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes } mmcshext.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes } mfc42u.dll { Destination: System; ReadOnly:-; SelfReg: Yes }}
//==============================================================================// Shortcuts section//// Shortcuts are the .LNK files that normally reside in the start menu directory. // These shortcuts then appear when the user clicks the Start button on the // task bar. Shortcuts are linked to a file and are installed and removed as// that file is installed and removed.//// Format: <Source Path> {Destination: <Destination ID>; Caption: <String>;// Arguments: <String>; IconIndex: <Integer>;// InstallCondition: <Enumeration>; // RemoveCondition: <Enumeration>}////==============================================================================shortcuts{}
//==============================================================================// Destination section// This section contains information about each destination where files and // shortcuts will be installed on the end user's machine. There are three // types of destinations: predefined destinations, special destination // and specified destinations. Entries under this section must be not be // predefined destinations. //// Predefined Destinations: None, Windows, System, Temp, ProgramFiles,// StartMenu, Startup, StartMenuPrograms, Desktop, // SendTo, CommonStartMenu, CommonStartMenuPrograms, // Fonts, CommonFiles, Help//// Special Destination: FilePrimary, ShortcutPrimary - these are defined for you// if not defined in this section//// Format: <Destination ID> {Subdirectory: <String>; Parent: <Destination ID>;// InstallCondition: <Enumeration>; // RemoveCondition: <Enumeration>}////==============================================================================destinations{
FilePrimary { Parent: System }}
//==============================================================================// Source Disks section //// This section specifies the number of source disks that the setup uses. // Source disks can be CDs, diskettes, or even hard drive locations. The // <Source Disk ID> is always a number so that disks can be iterated.//// Format: <Source Disk ID> {Label: <String>; Description: <String>;// IndicatorFile: <String>}////==============================================================================source disks{ 1 { Label:First Disk; Description:Main Disk }}
//==============================================================================// About the setup file syntax://// Directives: This file understands #include, #define, #undef, #ifdef, #else// #endif//// Symbols: _DEBUG, DEBUG, _UNICODE, and UNICODE symbols will be automatically// defined when this file is read by InstallWizard//// Comments: Inline comments (slash-slash) and Block comments (star-slash)// can be used.//// Merging: Duplicate sections and entries are automatically merged into// a single item (e.g. if you #include a file with a groups section// and you have a groups section in this file, they will be merged// into a single groups section).//// Quotation: Quotes can be used to create a string literal. Double-quotes// in a string literal are replaced with a real quote.// "This is a ""string"" literal" -> This is a "string" literal//// Whitespace: Tabs, returns, and spaces are ignored, except in values. This// allows values such as description to not have to be quoted.//// Values: Values can be <Boolean>, <String>, <Integer>, <Integer64>, and// <Enumeration>. Value types such as Boolean can be represented // in many ways (Yes, No, Y, N, True, False, T, F etc.).////// NOTE: Please see the 'InstallWizard Setup File Format.doc' for specific // section, entry, and tag requirements/features.// Copyright (C), 1994-1998, Jetstream Software, Inc. All rights reserved.//==============================================================================
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