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; Template for ClassPack.ddf
; Copyright 1996, Microsoft Corporation
; Version 1.1, 30 July 1996
; This file lists all of the files that you want to place on
; a user's machine. It should contain all of your classes organized
; in the correct directory hierarchy, specified by your package
; names.
; Leave this.
.OPTION EXPLICIT
;*********************************
; Insert the name for your cab file here. You will need to
; use this name in both master.ddf and your inf, so remember your
; choice.
;
.Set CabinetNameTemplate=CabFileName.cab
;*********************************
; Leave these settings.
.Set DiskDirectoryTemplate=
.Set Cabinet=on
.Set Compress=on
.Set MaxCabinetSize=0
.Set MaxDiskSize=CDROM
; ***********************
; This is the main section. You will list the names of all
; of your classes here, with their full virtual pathnames.
; You also need to specify each destination directory before you
; list the files in that directory. We highly recommend that you
; make all of your packages start with a name that should be unique
; to you, so that you have your own subdirectory on the user's machine
; and don't have to worry about having your files written over.
;
; For example, say that your classes are
; Vendor.Applet.class
; Vendor.Content.ContentContainer.class
; Vendor.Content.ContentHelper.class
; Vendor.Util.Loader.class
;
; Then this file should read (don't forget to change this!)
.Set DestinationDir=Vendor
Vendor\Applet.class
.Set DestinationDir=Vendor\Content
Vendor\Content\ContentContainer.class
Vendor\Content\ContentHelper.class
.Set DestinationDir=Vendor\Util
Vendor\Util\Loader.class
; Alternatively, if you decide to use a .ZIP file (as explained in the
; README), you just need to list one file here, without subdirectories.
; Something like
vendor.zip
; will be fine. Be sure to make your name unique, so that other vendors
; won't overwrite it.
; That's all--you're finished!
; ***********************