;***********************************************
;***********************************************
; INFORMATION ABOUT AUTOMATED INSTALL
;
; Automated install is a feature that allows 
; users to run the Lotus Install program 
; without the user interface. This feature is 
; useful for system administrators who manage 
; installations and upgrades for large groups
; of users.
;
; System administrators set up this feature 
; by filling in the fields in this response 
; file (INSTALL.RSP), and then making this 
; file available to end users. The information 
; you enter in this file provides input 
; to the Install program automatically, so that
; users don't need to supply the information
; themselves.
;
; CAUTION: Only system administrators should edit 
; this file. Individual users should use the 
; response file provided by their system 
; administrator as is.
; 
; You can set up the response file to install the 
; following components:
; * cc:Mail Release 6.01 client
; * cc:Mail Forms Filler 6.01
; * Organizer 2.1
; * Lotus Imaging Tools 1.0
; * Lotus SmartCenter 2.1
; 
; Refer to the "Lotus cc:Mail Release 6.1 Planning and 
; Installation Guide" for an explanation of the installation
; options (Standalone Install, Server Install, Distribution
; Install, and Node Install).
; 
; TO USE THE AUTOMATED INSTALL FEATURE
;
; Following is the general procedure for preparing 
; the response file. 
;
;  1. Make a copy of the response file. (Make sure you are 
;     in the directory containing INSTALL.RSP. From the DOS prompt, 
;     type COPY INSTALL.RSP ORIGINAL.RSP and press ENTER.)
;	Tip System administrators decide the name of the response file. 
;       They can name the file based on the type of installation 
;       it is, for example, stand.rsp and node.rsp.
;  2. Fill in each field in the response file (INSTALL.RSP) using a
;     text editor. Examine each default value to make sure it is 
;     the value you want. Read the comments for each field
;     for information about legal values and possible interactions
;     with other fields. 
;  3. Save the file.
;  4. Test the response file by performing sample Node and Standalone
;     installations that use this file as input. (See the command line
;     information under THE RESPONSE FILE STARTS HERE.)
;  
;     The Install program displays any errors that occur.
;
;	Note: If you are testing Node installations, you must run 
;	a Server installation first.
;
; When your response file has no errors and performs the installation
; as you intended, make it available to your end users:
; 
;   1. Write instructions for your end users explaining how to run
;      Automated install.
;   2. Make the response file and the instructions available to end users.
;   
; The best distribution strategy depends on the tools available
; at your site.
; 
; TO RUN AN AUTOMATED INSTALLATION USING THE PROGRAM MANAGER
;
; Users can follow this procedure to run an Automated
; installation using the Program Manager.
;
;   1. Choose File-Run from the Windows Program Manager.
,
;   2. Type the following command:
;
;      <path>\install /A <ResponseFilePath> [/U ["UserName"]] [?]
;
;      where:
;      path is the location of the install program executable.
;      /A turns on the Automated install feature.
;      ResponseFilePath is the location of INSTALL.RSP file.
;         ALWAYS specify the full path to the file.
;      "UserName" is the name of the user to which
;         this copy of the program is registered.
;     ? brings up the command line usage message
;
; EXAMPLE
; 
; Assume you are installing cc:Mail for Windows from the CD and
; you choose Server installation. You install the program and user 
; files in a directory H:\APPS\CCWIN6. 
; 
; To run the Automated installation, users would choose File-Run
; from the Windows Program Manager, and then type the appropriate 
; command:
;
; H:\APPS\CCWIN6\INSTALL /A H:\APPS\CCWIN6\INSTALL.RSP /U "Valentine,
;   John"
;
; GUIDELINES
; 
; Do not change the field names to the left of the equal signs (=)
; in this file. Changing the field names will cause errors.
;
; Do not remove fields from this file. Removing fields will
; cause errors.
; 
; Do not include quotation marks around the option values.
;
;***********************************************
;***********************************************
; THE RESPONSE FILE STARTS HERE
;
[User Registration]
; The [User Registration] section is for 
; information about the end user of this copy
; of the product. 
;
; Follow these steps to fill in the user information.
;
;  1. Type the user's name in the "User Name" field. 
;  2. Type the company's name in the "Company Name" field.
;
; This information will become a permanent part of the user's 
; copy of this program.
; 
; If you do not supply the "CompanyName" parameter, the program 
; will attempt to find the user and company name from a previously
; installed version of this program (if there is one), or from 
; the Windows registration information.
;
; HINTS AND TIPS
;  
; You have the option to fill in the "UserName" parameter and then
; copy the INSTALL.RSP file to that user's network subdirectory. 
; By doing this, the Install command line does not need a name,
; and the path to INSTALL.RSP points to that user's network 
; subdirectory.
;
; H:\APPS\CCWIN6\INSTALL /A G:\USERS\JVALENTINE\INSTALL.RSP
;
;***********************************************
UserName = 
CompanyName = 
;***********************************************
;
[General Information]
; The [General Information] section specifies the
; type of installation you want to perform, how to handle
; changes to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, and the program 
; group to which you want to add the product icon.
;
; Use the "InstallType" field to specify the kind of installation 
; you want to perform: 
;     1 Standalone Install 
;     2 Server Install
;     3 Distribution Install
;     4 Node Install
; 
; HINTS AND TIPS
;
; Standalone install: This copies all files to the user's
; computer.
;
; Server install: This copies the cc:Mail program files
; and user files to a file server. You must run a Server installation
; before you run a Node installation.
;
; Distribution install: This copies a CD-ROM or disk image 
; of cc:Mail for Windows to a file server, using the drive and path 
; that you specify. Users locate the files on the file server and then
; run a Standalone installation that copies the files to their computers.
;
; Node install: If you want users to install cc:Mail from the network
; and point to the cc:Mail program files on a network server, perform
; a Node installation.  When you are doing this installation, 
; users can have their Windows directory on their computers or on the 
; network server. 
;
; In all of these cases, the Install program copies the appropriate 
; files and updates the appropriate initialization files based 
; on the options specified later in this INSTALL.RSP file.  
; In this installation scenario, the WMAIL.EXE file resides 
; on the network and any appropriate DLLs go into the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM
; directory. The Install program changes some initialization files
; in the cc:Mail directory.
;
; Organizer: To enable the group scheduling feature in Organizer, 
; you must manually run a Server installation. You cannot perform
; a Server installation using the INSTALL.RSP file because the group
; scheduling feature in Organizer is not added.
;  
; Follow these steps to enable group scheduling for Organizer: 
;
;	1. Open the Lotus cc:Mail 6.01 Install Program.
;	2. Click the Install on a file server option.
;	3. Click Next.
;	4. On the Server Install or Network Distribution screen,
;	   click Server Install.
;	5. Click Next.
;	6. On the Select Lotus cc:Mail Applications screen, select all
;	   options.
;	7. Click Next.
;	8. On the Install Option screen, select All Features-
;	   Automatic Install.
;      
; The Install program will complete and add the Organizer with group
; scheduling to the server. Then end users can run a Node installation,
; which can be an Automated installation using the INSTALL.RSP file or 
; just a manual Node installation. Organizer with group scheduling 
; will be installed on their computers.
;          
;***********************************************
InstallType = 1
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "Autoexec" field to specify how to handle
; changes in the user's AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  
;     1 Modifies the user's AUTOEXEC.BAT file. 
;     2 Makes a copy of the user's AUTOEXEC.BAT file
;       that includes changes the user must make to
;       the file.
;     3 Makes no changes and no copy.
;
; You should set this field to 1 so that the Install program 
; changes the appropriate path information.
;
;***********************************************
Autoexec = 1
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "ProgramGroup" field to name the program group
; to which you want to add this product's icon. 
; Do not use this option with a Distribution installation 
; (InstallType=3).
;
; The Install program will create the group if it does not 
; already exist.
;
; The "ProgramGroup" contains all the icons for every component
; installed (Organizer, cc:Mail, What's New in cc:Mail, and
; so on).
;
;***********************************************
ProgramGroup = Lotus Applications
;***********************************************
;
[Server Install]
; The [Server Install] section applies only to Server
; installations (InstallType = 2).
;
; This field does not apply to cc:Mail Release 6.01 Server
; installations.
;***********************************************
;
[Node Install]
; The [Node Install] section applies only 
; to Node installation.
;
; Use the "NodeOptions" field to specify 
; whether the features specified by the 
; system administrator should be copied 
; to the user's computer.
;      0 Do not copy the features to the user's 
;        computer.
;      1 Copy the features to the user's computer.
;
; For a Node install, this option has no effect. If your
; users want all files copied to their computers, they must
; run a Standalone installation.
;
; Organizer: If your users want to install Organizer on their
; computers, they must run the Node installation manually. 
; They will be asked whether they want to copy Organizer to 
; their computers.
;
;***********************************************
NodeOptions = 1
;***********************************************
;
[Lotusapp]
; The [Lotusapp] section provides information 
; about Lotus shared components, such as the 
; Spell Checker.
; 
; Use the "Consolidation" field to specify 
; whether Lotus shared components that the
; Install program finds in different places 
; on the user's computer should be consolidated 
; into one directory.
;      0 Do not consolidate.
;      1 Consolidate.
;
;***********************************************
Consolidation = 1
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "LOTUSAPPDIR" field to specify the 
; location of the Lotus shared components.
; We recommend that you accept the default path 
; \windows\lotusapp.
; 
; This field is typically used only if there
; has been no previous consolidation, or if
; the current consolidation location is 
; read-only or does not have enough room for
; all of the shared components. To confirm
; whether you have a consolidation location
; already, look for the "Common Directory"
; entry in your \windows\lotus.ini file.
;
;***********************************************
LOTUSAPPDIR = <drive:>\windows\lotusapp

;***********************************************
;
[SUIT]
; The [SUIT] section provides information specific
; to the cc:Mail for Windows Release 6.01 installation. 
;
; Use the "BASEDIR" field to specify the directory 
; under which all the component products should be
; installed.
;
; This directory is typically the area where previous 
; versions of cc:Mail were installed.  For example, assume
; users already connect to cc:Mail for Windows version 2.21 
; on a server residing at H:\APPS\CCMAIL. In this case, 
; the directory for the BASEDIR field would be 
; H:\APPS.
;  
;***********************************************
BASEDIR= <drive:>\lotapps
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "SizeOfInstall" field to specify the
; size of the installation:
;      1 Complete installation
;      2 Minimum installation
;
; This field is only used during a Standalone installation,
; and does not need to be set for a Node or Server installation. 
;
; If you choose the complete installation, you get the
; full products selected in the [Select Applications] 
; section below. 
;
;
;***********************************************
SizeOfInstall = 1
;***********************************************
;
[Select Applications]
; The [Select Applications] section indicates
; which cc:Mail 6.01 products to install.
; 
; For each field, specify:
;     1 Install the product.
;     0 Do not install the product.
;
; The fields represent each of the cc:Mail 6.01 products:
;     CLAN:	cc:Mail 6.01 client
;     FIL:	cc:Mail Forms Filler 6.01
;     ORG:	Organizer 2.1
;     LIVB	Lotus Imaging Tools 1.0
;     CNTR	SmartCenter 2.1
;
; NOTE: The drives that you specify must exist and must be 
; writable, even if you deselect the product to which they 
; refer.
;
;***********************************************
CLAN = 1
FIL = 1
ORG = 1
LIVB = 1
CNTR = 1
;
;***********************************************
;
[CLAN]
; The [CLAN] section provides information about
; the cc:Mail directory. 
;
; The "CLANDIR" field specifies the drive
; and directory where you want to install
; cc:Mail. For a Server installation, all
; directories listed for each product should be
; under one common root (for example, under
; \lotapps).
;
; You must specify cc:Mail for the directory name 
; so that the program icon will be created with the 
; correct path.
; 
;************************************************
CLANDIR = <drive:>\lotapps\ccmail
;************************************************
;
[FIL]
; The [FIL] section provides information 
; specific to cc:Mail Forms Filler.
;
; The "FILDIR" field only applies to Standalone and 
; Server installations. Use the FILDIR field to specify 
; the main product directory for cc:Mail Forms Filler.
;
; You must specify "fil" for the directory name so
; that the program icon will be created with the correct
; path. 
;
; For existing cc:Mail user setups, Forms Filler could 
; be stored under the ccMail directory; for example: 
; C:\windows\ccmail\fil\.

;***********************************************
FILDIR = <drive:>\lotapps\FIL\ 

;
;***********************************************
;
[ORG]
; The [ORG] section provides information specific
; to Organizer. 
;
; The "ORGDIR" field indicates where you want to install 
; Organizer. For a Server installation, all directories listed 
; for each product should be under one common root 
; (for example, under \lotapps).
; 
;
; You must specify "org2" for the directory name so
; that the program icon will be created with the 
; correct path. 
;
; This Organizer directory is used in a Server installation
; and a Standalone installation for the executable files. An
; automated Node installation does not copy the executable files
; (regardless of the copy local option) but does copy some
; bitmaps, templates, and create a directory structure.
;
; For existing cc:Mail user setups, Organizer could 
; be stored under the ccMail directory; for example:
; C:\windows\ccmail\org2\.
;
;************************************************
ORGDIR = <drive:>\lotapps\org2
;************************************************
;
[LIVB]
; The [LIVB] section provides information about
; the Lotus Imaging Tools directory. 
;
; The "LIVBDIR" field specifies where you want to install
; the Lotus Imaging Tools. For a Server installation, all
; directories listed for each product should be
; under one common root (for example, under \lotapps).
;
; You must specify "liv" for the directory name so
; that the program icon will be created with the 
; correct path. 
;
; The Server and Standalone installation copy the executable
; files for Lotus Imaging Tools to the path you specified.
; 
; For existing cc:Mail user setups, Lotus Imaging Tools 
; could be stored under the ccMail directory;
; for example: C:\windows\ccmail\liv.

;************************************************
LIVBDIR = <drive:>\lotapps\liv
;
;************************************************
;
[CNTR]
; The [CNTR] section provides information about
; the SmartCenter directory. 
;
; The "CNTRDIR" field indicates where you want to 
; install SmartCenter. For a Server installation, all
; directories listed for each product should be
; under one common root (for example, under \lotapps).
;
;
; You must specify "smartctr" for the directory name so
; that the program icon will be created with the 
; correct path. 
;
; The Server and Standalone installations copy the executable
; files for SmartCenter to the path you specified.
;
; For existing cc:Mail user setups, SmartCenter
; could be stored under the ccMail directory;
; for example: C:\windows\ccmail\smartctr.
;
;************************************************
CNTRDIR = <drive:>\lotapps\smartctr
;
;End of Response File

