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- echo off
- cls
- echo.
- echo.
- echo Welcome to ANSIPLAY version 2.0
- echo Copyright 1991, J. Ibarra
- echo.
- echo ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
- echo.
- echo.
- echo If you wish to print the manual, at the DOS prompt type
- echo.
- echo COPY ANSIPLAY.DOC PRN [enter]
- echo.
- echo.
- echo In order to continue with the introduction, you must have DOS's ANSI device
- echo driver (ANSI.SYS) installed into the file named CONFIG.SYS which is located
- echo in the root directory of the disk drive that you boot from). You may
- echo consult your DOS user's manual and the ANSIPLAY manual (ANSIPLAY.DOC) for
- echo information on how to do this.
- echo.
- echo The next screen will display the contents of your CONFIG.SYS file
- echo if it does exist.
- echo.
- echo.
- pause
- cls
- echo.
- echo.
- echo.
- If not exist \CONFIG.SYS echo There is no CONFIG.SYS file found in root directory of the current drive.
- if not exist \CONFIG.SYS goto noconfig
-
- rem exists:
- echo The contents of your CONFIG.SYS file in the root directory of the current
- echo drive is as follows:
- echo.
- type \CONFIG.SYS
- echo.
- echo If the ANSI.SYS device driver is installed, it will be displayed as:
- echo DEVICE=ANSI.SYS
- echo.
- :noconfig
- echo If you do NOT have ANSI.SYS installed, you may return to DOS by pressing
- echo [CTRL]+[BREAK] now, or if you wish to continue with the introduction
- echo.
- pause
- ANSIPLAY INTRO
- ANSIPLAY XMASTREE 2
- ANSIPLAY FAUCET 2
- ANSIPLAY SEA 3
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