/* The Group parameter indicates which groups need to be turned on for this file to be installed
BX results in the file always being installed unless they selected Do Not Install Any Program Files, since B is Express Setup or Install Or Upgrade TimeWise
and X is if they chose Install Or Upgrade TimeSave too. */
@File MULTI.DBF @Group BX
/* @File TWW.BAT @AppendTo TWW.BAT
@File TSW.BAT @AppendTo TSW.BAT
*/
/* BeginLib indicates the beginning of a clause where files are referred to that are contained
in a compressed file */
@BeginLib TIMEWW.RED
@File *.* @Group BX
@EndLib
@If (@Exists "@OutDrive:\\SubDir\\TIMESW.EXE")
@BeginLib TIMEWW.RED
/* If TIMESW.EXE exists, it means they have a TimeSave license, so we upgrade their TimeSave as well,
even though they didn't have a TimeSave for Windows disk. We do this to avoid having to ship a
TimeSave for Windows disk every time we upgrade TimeWise. The next line causes TIMEWW.EXE to overwrite
the existing TIMESW.EXE. The Out clause allows the resulting name to differ from the source name. */
@File TIMEWW.EXE @Out TIMESW.EXE @Group B
@EndLib
@EndIf
@File CONFIG.FPW @Group BX
@File FIRSTAID.BAT @Group BX
@File TIMETOOW.EXE @Group BX
@File NET.TXT @Group BX
/* We create a backup of NET.TXT called NET.TXB for use by Firstaid.bat */
@File NET.TXT @Out NET.TXB @Group BX
@BeginLib DISK1.RED
@File *.* @Group BX
@EndLib
@BeginLib TWOPEN.RED
@File TWOPEN.BMP @Group BX
@EndLib
@BeginLib TWHLP.RED
@File *.* @Group BX
@EndLib
/* We do a CRC check on the existing file...if it exists and the CRC matches, we don't have
to bother copying this huge file again...this speeds up the installation of maintenance
releases a lot. The Size parameter is optional and is used to approximate the amount of hard drive