; There are some predefined macros:
;    $w      --- Windows directory
;    $y      --- Windows system directory
;    $s      --- installation source directory
;    $i      --- installation target directory
;
; $w, $y and $s is defined immediately after install.exe is started.
; $i is defined after [macros1] is read in and before [macros2] is
; read in

; put the macros defined before the installation target dir is entered
; in this section

[macros1]

; some handy macros
vers  = 4.0-1.41

[general]

; the name of your application being installed. it will be used
; to refer to your application in several dialog boxes
appName = Oberon for Windows

;  copy a file in blocks of 4048 bytes
blkSize = 4048

; update the progress indicator every 10 blocks (blkSize*noBlksUpdateProg bytes)
noBlksUpdateProg = 10


; the three lines of welcome text in the welcome dialog box
welcomeTxt1 = This program will install Oberon for Windows
welcomeTxt2 = version $vers onto your system
welcomeTxt3 = (c) 1994-95 Institute for Computersystems ETH Zurich


; minimum free disk space required (in kb) by your application
minFreeSpace = 2000


; default directory
defDir = c:\Oberon


; the text shown on the background 
bkTxt = Oberon for Windows Installer


; the font (including style) & font height (in point) to display
; the background text 
bkTxtFont = Times New Roman Bold Italic
bkTxtH = 50


; the horizontal & vertical distance from the left top corner of
; the screen to the base point of the background text
bkTxtX = 10
bkTxtY = 10


; the color (in the format of "red, green, blue") of the background text
bkTxtColor = 255, 0, 0


; minimum time (in ms) to copy a file. if the actual needed is smaller than
; this, install.exe will wait. This will let the user know what is going on
minTime = 200  



; put the macros defined after the installation target dir is entered
; in this section

[macros2]





[disks]

; one entry for one disk:
;
;    <disk no> = <description>
;
; where  <disk     no> --- a number used in section [files] to refer to a disk
;        <description> --- a  comment  about  what the disk is, something like
;                          "installation  disk  #1". It is used to ask to user
;                          to  insert  the appropriate disk if the file is not 
;                          found

0 = Oberon for Windows Disk



[files]

; one entry for one file:
;
;    <filename> = <directory>, <size>, <disk>, <description>, <check ver>, <compressed>
;
; e.g.
;    bwcc.dl_ = $y, 15000, 0, Borland Windows Custom Control, 1, 1
;       |        |     |   |                 |                |  |
;       |        |     |   |                 |                |  |
; compressed name|     |   |        describe the bwcc.dll     |  |
;                | originally 1.5M                            |  |
;                |         |             yes, check file version when installing it
;                |         |                                     |
;will be copied to Windows system directory                      |
;                          |                      yes, bwcc.dl_ is already compressed
;                          |
;  bwcc.dl_ is on distribution disk no. 0, i.e., installation disk #1
;


unpack.bat   = $i,    500, 0, ,                                  0, 0
oberon.exe   = $i, 100000, 0, Oberon Application,                0, 0
system.exe   = $i, 850000, 0, Self-extracting Oberon Archive,    0, 0
readme.wri   = $i,   9000, 0, Information on Oberon,             0, 0



[items]

; one entry for one program item:
;
;    <itemname> = <groupname>, <command line>, <icon path>
;

Read Me!            = Oberon, $w\write.exe $i\readme.wri,    $w\write.exe
Execute Me First!   = Oberon, $i\unpack,                     $i\oberon.exe
Oberon for Windows  = Oberon, $i\oberon.exe,                 $i\oberon.exe

