Simple Install
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Small SHAREWARE installation program for DOS software. It works
with a simple configuration file, that you can copy to your install
diskettes. The file must have a .CFG extension and must be in the same
directory as the INSTALL.EXE program.

Please send any comments or suggestions to:
	Magnatax
on America Online, (magnatax@aol.com) from the Internet.

If you find this program useful, registration is $10 for
which you get a phone number where you can call for support.
Mail your name, address, and registration fee to:
	Magnatax Software
	P.O. Box 73144
	Metairie, LA 70033

The configuration file is the following form:

<Keyword1> <Value>
<Keyword2> <Value>
...


where <Keyword> can be one of the following:

COMPANY - A title displayed in a box on the screen. A place to put
			 your company's name, or software name.

PROGRAM - Description of the software being installed

DEFDISK - Default destination disk drive letter (Default = C)

ARCHIVE - Name of self-extracting archive file contained on installation
			 diskettes. You can have one or more of these. The installation
			 program will look for them in the order that you place them in
			 the configuration file. This line can optionally have a different
			 destination directory.

DESTDIR - Default destination directory (ie. \MYPROG)

NOEDITDIR - Disallows editing of the destination directory.

EXITMSG - Message to display when successfully installed.

EXITRUN - Program to run as soon as the installation sucessfully
			 terminates.


Following is a sample CFG file:

		COMPANY ABC Software
		PROGRAM Installer Program
		DEFDISK C
		DESTDIR \ABC
		ARCHIVE ABC_1.EXE SYSTEM
		ARCHIVE ABC_2.EXE
		ARCHIVE ABC_3.EXE \THIRD
		EXITPROG README.BAT

With this configuration, the contents of ABC_1.EXE would be expanded to the C:\ABC\SYSTEM
directory, ABC_2.EXE would be expanded in C:\ABC, and ABC_3.EXE would be expanded to
C:\THIRD. Then it would execute README.BAT from the C:\ABC directory when it exits.

Note: Archives ABC_1.EXE, ABC_2.EXE, and ABC_3.EXE could be on different diskettes.
		The install program will automatically ask for the next diskette
		when it can't find an archive.
