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;***********************************************
;***********************************************
; 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 particularly useful for system administrators
; who manage installs and upgrades for
; large groups of users.
;
; System administrators use this feature
; by filling in the fields in this response
; file (instlfs.rsp), and then making this
; file available to end users. The information
; you supply in this file provides input
; to the Install program so it can run without
; user intervention.
;
; NOTE: Only system administrators should edit
; this file. Individual users should use the
; response file provided to them by their system
; administrator.
;
;
; TO USE THE AUTOMATED INSTALL FEATURE:
;
; 1) Prepare the Response File:
;
; a) Back up this file by copying it
; to a new name (instlfs.sav, for example)
; so you can start fresh at any time.
; b) In this file, provide the information
; for each field. 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.
; c) Validate your response file by running
; an install that uses this file as input.
; (See the command line information below).
; The Install program displays any errors
; that occur. Remember that if you are
; testing node installs, you must run a
; server install first.
;
; 2) Make the Response File Available to
; End Users
;
; When your response file has no errors
; and performs the install as you intended,
; make it available to your users with
; instructions about how to run the Install
; program. You might want to tell them
; what command line to type, or you might
; choose a different method. The best
; distribution strategy depends on the tools
; you have available at your site.
;
;
; TO RUN AN AUTOMATED INSTALL:
; Choose Run from the Start menu (Windows 95 or
; Windows NT 4.0) or choose File Run from the
; Windows Program Manager (Windows NT 3.51),
; and type the install command:
;
; <Path>\install /A <ResponseFilePath> [/U ["UserName"]]
; [/O [<LogFilePath>]] [/?]
;
; where:
; Path is the location of the install program
; executable.
; /A turns on the automated install feature.
; ResponseFilePath is the full path and
; name of the response file. If you do
; not specify a path, this defaults to
; the directory in which your install
; executable resides.
; /U allows you to specify the name of the user.
; "UserName" is the name of the user to which
; this copy of the program is registered.
; See the comments for the UserName field
; below for information about defaults.
; /O allows you to specify the status log file
; path and filename.
; LogFilePath is the full path and name of the
; status log file. If you do not specify a
; path, this defaults to \<windowsdir>\lotinst.log.
; /? brings up the command line usage message.
;
;
; HINTS AND TIPS:
;
; 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.
;
; If you perform a standalone or node
; install to add another language to
; this product, the Install program does
; not use the directory fields in this file.
; The additional language is added to the
; existing copy of the product. For more
; information about multilingual install,
; see the Network Administrator's Guide
; (readnet.txt).
;
;***********************************************
;***********************************************
; THE RESPONSE FILE STARTS HERE:
;
;
[User Registration]
; The [User Registration] section is for
; information about the end user of this copy
; of the product.
;
; Type the user's name in the "UserName" field.
; Type the company's name in the "CompanyName"
; field. This information will become a
; permanent part of the user's copy of this
; program. If you do not supply this
; information, 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.
;
;***********************************************
UserName =
CompanyName =
;***********************************************
;
;
[General Information]
; The [General Information] section specifies the
; type of install you want to perform and the program
; group to which you want to add the product icon.
;
; Use the "InstallType" field to specify the kind of
; install you want to perform.
; 1 Standalone Install
; 2 Server Install
; 3 Distribution Install
; 4 Node install
;
; Remember that if you want to run a node install,
; you must run a server install first, and use the
; install.exe generated by the server install.
;***********************************************
InstallType = 4
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "AddiconOption" field to specify whether
; Install should add program icons to your
; program group or start menu.
;
; 0 Do not add program icons
; 1 Add program icons
;
;***********************************************
AddiconOption = 1
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "ProgramGroup" field to name the program
; group to which you want to add this product's icon.
; This field is only used if you are doing a standalone,
; server, or node install on Windows NT 3.51 and the
; AddiconOption field is set to 1. It is not used on
; Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0, or if the AddiconOption
; field is set to 0.
;
;***********************************************
ProgramGroup = Lotus SmartSuite
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "StartmenuFolder" field to name the folder
; to which you want to add this product's icon.
; This field is only used if you are doing a standalone,
; server, or node install on Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0.
; It is not used on Windows NT 3.51 or if the AddiconOption
; field is set to 0.
;
;***********************************************
StartmenuFolder = Lotus SmartSuite
;***********************************************
;
;
[Datalens]
; The [Datalens] section provides information
; about where to install the Datalens
; drivers. The fields in this section are only
; used if the products you are installing use
; the Datalens drivers, and only during a
; server install (InstallType 2).
;
; Use the "SQLServerName" field to specify the name
; of your SQL server.
;
;***********************************************
SQLServerName =
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "PARADOXNetInfo" field to specify the
; path to the PARADOX server.
;
;***********************************************
PARADOXNetInfo =
;***********************************************
;
;
[LFS]
; The [LFS] section provides information
; specific to LFS.
;
;
; CLIENTS: THE 1-2-3 COMMENTS AND FIELDS ARE
; PROVIDED TO GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE OF THE
; KIND OF PRODUCT-SPECIFIC FIELDS, DEFAULTS,
; AND COMMENTS YOU MUST PROVIDE.
;
; REMOVE THIS COMMENT AND (IF YOU ARE NOT IN
; 1-2-3) CHANGE THE FIELDS IN THE [LFS] AND
; [CustomizeLFS] SECTIONS TO BE CORRECT FOR
; YOUR PRODUCT.
;
;
; The "BASEDIR" field specifies the base directory
; for a single product. Your main product directory,
; work directory, and all other directories
; associated with this product will be created
; under this base directory. We recommend that you
; use the same base directory for all of the
; Lotus products you install. This field is used
; only in standalone, file server, and node installs.
;
;***********************************************
BASEDIR= c:\lotus\
;***********************************************
;
; CLIENTS: THE DIRECTORY FIELDS LISTED BELOW
; ARE ONLY AN EXAMPLE OF THE DIRECTORY
; FIELDS CUSTOMERS MAY NEED TO SPECIFY FOR
; YOUR PRODUCT. YOU MAY HAVE MORE, FEWER, OR
; DIFFERENT FIELDS TO LIST HERE FOR
; YOUR PRODUCT. PLEASE MAKE
; SURE EACH FIELD IS DOCUMENTED IN THE
; COMMENTS SO THE CUSTOMER KNOWS WHAT
; THEY ARE FOR.
;
; REMEMBER TO REMOVE THESE COMMENTS. DO NOT SEND
; THIS FILE TO CUSTOMERS WITH THESE COMMENTS IN IT.
;
; The "LFSDIR" field is only for standalone, node,
; and distribution installs. Use the LFSDIR field
; to specify the main product directory for LFS.
;
; Use the "LFSWORKDIR" field to specify the
; directory in which node users store their
; work.
;
; Use the "LFSMASTERSDIR" field to specify the
; directory for Smart Masters
;
; Use the "LFSBACKUPDIR" field to specify the
; directory in which users back up their work.
;
;***********************************************
LFSDIR = c:\lotus\LFS\
LFSWORKDIR = c:\lotus\work\LFS
LFSMASTERSDIR = c:\lotus\SMASTERS\LFS
LFSBACKUPDIR = c:\lotus\BACKUP\LFS
;***********************************************
;
; Use the "SizeOfInstall" field to specify the
; size of the LFS install:
; 1 Default install
; 2 Minimum install
; 3 Custom install
;
; This field is only used during standalone
; and file server installs (InstallType 1 and 2).
; For file server installs, you can only use
; SizeOfInstall 1 or 3.
;
;***********************************************
SizeOfInstall = 1
;***********************************************
;
;
[CustomizeLFS]
; The [CustomizeLFS] section lets you select
; which features of LFS you want to install.
; This section is only used if the
; "SizeOfInstall" field in the [LFS] section
; is 3 (custom install).
;
;
; CLIENTS: THIS INCOMPLETE LIST OF 1-2-3
; FEATURES IS PROVIDED TO GIVE YOU AN
; EXAMPLE OF HOW TO LIST THE CUSTOMIZABLE
; FEATURES IN THIS SECTION.
;
; REMOVE THIS COMMENT AND PROVIDE A COMPLETE
; LIST OF YOUR PRODUCT'S CUSTOMIZABLE
; FEATURES. ADD COMMENTS TO IDENTIFY
; EACH FEATURE.
;
; IF YOU LIST YOUR PRODUCT'S CORE FILES IN
; THIS SECTION, BE SURE TO SUPPLY A COMMENT
; THAT TELLS THE USER NOT TO DESELECT THE
; CORE FILES THE FIRST TIME THEY INSTALL
; THE PRODUCT.
;
;
; 123 Core Features
;
;***********************************************
123CORE = 0
123AUDIT = 0
123BSOLVER = 1
123SOLVER = 1
123MTRANS = 1
123CHRON = 1
123MAPPING = 1
;***********************************************
;
; 123 Help, samples, tours, and tutorial
;
;***********************************************
123SAMPLE = 1
123MHELP = 1
123ATHELP = 1
123TUTORIAL = 1
123TOUR = 0
;***********************************************
;
;
[CustomizeNodeOptionsLFS]
; The [CustomizeNodeOptionsLFS] section
; is used both during file server installs
; (InstallType 2) and during node installs
; (InstallType 4). Please read the comments
; below for more details.
;
; For a file server install (InstallType 2),
; the [CustomizeNodeOptionsLFS] section allows
; network administrators to specify which
; features *can* be copied to a node user's
; machine during a node install. This section
; corresponds to the Node User Feature Access
; dialog box in the file server install.
; It is only used during a file server install
; if SizeOfInstall = 3 (customized install).
;
; Use the following values in these fields for
; a file server install:
; 0 Do not allow the feature to be copied
; to the user's machine
; 1 Allow the feature to be copied the
; user's machine
;
; For a node install (InstallType 4), the
; [CustomizeNodeOptionsLFS] section allows
; you to specify which features *will* be
; copied to the node user's machine during the
; node install. This corresponds to the
; Local Node Features dialog box in the
; node install.
;
; Use the following values in these fields for
; a node install:
; 0 Do not copy the feature to the user's
; machine
; 1 Copy the feature to the user's machine
;
; Features will be copied to the user's machine
; during a node install only if:
; * They were selected in this section
; during an automated file server install
; or in the Node User Feature Access
; dialog box during a manual
; file server install
; AND
; * They are selected in this section during
; an automated node install or in the
; Local Node Features dialog box during
; a manual node install.
;
;
; CLIENTS: LIST HERE THE FEATURES YOU LIST
; IN THE NODE USER FEATURE ACCESS DIALOG
; IN THE SERVER INSTALL. SET THE FEATURES TO
; 1 OR 0 ACCORDING TO THE DEFAULT(S) YOU
; USE IN THAT DIALOG. REMEMBER TO COMMENT
; THE KEYWORDS HERE AS YOU DO IN THE [CustomizeLFS]
; SECTION.
;
; IF YOU DO NOT ENABLE THIS FEATURE IN YOUR
; FILE SERVER INSTALL, REMOVE THIS SECTION FROM
; YOUR COPY OF THE REPSONSE FILE.
;
; REMEMBER TO REMOVE THESE COMMENTS. DO NOT SEND
; THIS FILE TO CUSTOMERS WITH THESE COMMENTS IN IT.
;
;***********************************************
;123SAMPLE = 1
;123MASTERS = 1
;***********************************************
;
;
;
; CLIENTS: REMEMBER TO LIST THE SHARED COMPONENTS
; YOUR PRODUCT USES IN PLACE OF THE EXAMPLES IN THIS
; FILE. ONLY LIST VISIBLE (SELECTABLE) SHARED COMPONENTS.
; USE THE SAME DEFAULTS (ON OR OFF) YOU USE IN
; THE CUSTOMIZE DIALOG.
;
; REMEMBER TO REMOVE THIS COMMENT. DO NOT SEND
; THIS FILE TO CUSTOMERS WITH THIS COMMENT IN IT.
;
;
[Shared Components]
; The [Shared Components] section provides information
; about Lotus shared components (such as Spell
; Check).
;
; The "COMPONENTSDIR" field is used only during a
; server install.
;
;***********************************************
COMPONENTSDIR = c:\lotus\compnent
;***********************************************
;
; The fields below allow you to select and
; deselect the Lotus shared components.
; These fields are only used if the "SizeOfInstall"
; field in the [LFS] section is set to 3.
;
; To select a shared component, set its value
; to 1 (one). To deselect a shared component,
; set its value to 0 (zero).
;
;***********************************************
WIN32SHRSPELLPRG = 1
;***********************************************
;
;
;
;************************************************
;************************************************
;
;End of Response File