Adding contents of customizable shell directory

cck/customcd/autorun.inf

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+[autorun]
+open=setup.exe
+icon=.\shell\bmps\ncomm.ico

cck/customcd/install.txt

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+ =============================================================
+
+       Netscape Communicator Installation Guide
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ Please read or print this document before installing Communicator. 
+
+ To print this document, open it in Notepad or another word processor
+ and then choose the Print command on the File menu.
+ 
+ This guide covers:
+
+ * What's in Communicator 
+ * System requirements 
+ * Installation instructions
+ * Installation notes
+ * Account Setup notes
+ * Troubleshooting
+ * Viewing the release notes
+ * Where to get more information
+
+ =============================================================
+
+            Welcome to Netscape Communicator
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ Netscape Communicator includes all the software you need
+ to get started on the Internet:
+
+ * Netscape Communicator, a suite of 
+   Internet software that lets you explore the World Wide Web, 
+   send and receive email, read online newsgroups, and more. 
+
+ * Account Setup, a program that lets you set up an Internet account
+   so you can get connected to the World Wide Web right away. If you
+   already have an Internet account, Account Setup lets you set up
+   Communicator so that it can use your existing account.
+
+ * Complete online documentation and Help.
+
+
+ To use Communicator, follow these steps:
+
+ 1. Install Communicator according to the
+ instructions provided in this document.
+
+ 2. Use Account Setup to create an Internet account. Account
+ Setup can help you create an account with an Internet service
+ provider right away. If you already have an Internet account,
+ you can use Account Setup to set up Communicator to use your
+ existing account.
+
+ 3. Connect to your account and explore the World Wide Web.
+
+ Before you begin, make sure your computer meets the system
+ requirements described in the next section.
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                    System Requirements
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ To use Communicator, your computer must meet the
+ system requirements described in this section.
+
+ * An IBM-compatible computer with the following:
+    - Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0 (or later) operating system
+    - A 486/66 (or faster) processor
+    - 25 MB to 35 MB of free hard-disk space
+    - 16 MB of RAM or greater
+    - 256-color (or better) display 
+    - A CD-ROM drive 
+
+ * An internal or external modem with a data-transfer rate of 
+   14.4 kbps or faster (28.8 kpbs or greater recommended) (check your modem 
+   documentation to find out your modem's speed).
+
+ * Access to a telephone line to connect to the Internet; 
+   almost any phone line will do. You can even connect from 
+   hotel rooms or, in some countries, from pay phones.
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                Installation Instructions
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ 1.  Close all open applications. 
+
+ 2.  Place the Netscape Communicator CD in your CD-ROM drive.
+ The Installer screen appears.
+
+ 3.  Click the Install Communicator button. The Installer
+ launches.
+
+ 4. Choose a set-up type: 
+         - Typical (recommended).  This choice installs all the 
+           software you need for typical Internet use. 
+         - Custom. This choice lets you install all of Netscape 
+           Communicator or individual modules. If you're 
+           connecting to the Internet using a local area network 
+           (LAN), you might also choose Custom. Check with your 
+           network administrator.
+
+ 5. Click Next to move through the remaining Installer 
+ screens.
+
+ 6. After completing the installation, restart your computer.
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                  Installation Notes
+
+ =============================================================
+  
+ * The Netscape Audio Plug-in will only work if you have a 
+   sound card installed and configured properly.  It will not 
+   work with the PC speaker driver. Please check your sound 
+   card manual to configure the sound card.
+
+ * Netscape strongly recommends that you install the latest 
+   version of Microsoft Dial-Up Networking (version 1.2) on your computer.
+   You should update your Dial-Up Networking software as soon as
+   you've installed Communicator and are connected to the Internet.
+   To update your Dial-Up Networking software, go to 
+   http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/dialup.htm
+   and follow the instructions to download and install 
+   version 1.2 of Dial-Up Networking.
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                  Account Setup Notes
+
+ =============================================================
+
+  When using Account Setup, if you get the error message
+  "The server does not have a DNS entry" while attempting to connect to an 
+  Internet Service Provider to create an Internet account, you
+  may need to install the latest version of Windows Dial-Up Networking
+  software, version 1.2.
+
+  You can download version 1.2 of Dial-Up Networking by starting
+  Netscape Navigator and going to this location: 
+  http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/info/dialup.htm.
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                       Troubleshooting
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ In most cases, installing Communicator and connecting to the Internet 
+ will go smoothly. If you do encounter difficulties, however, use the 
+ information in this section. 
+
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Not enough hard-disk space to install Communicator
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ Communicator requires 25-35 MB of free hard-disk space. To reclaim 
+ unused hard-disk space, follow these steps:
+
+ 1. Double-click the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop.
+ 2. From the File menu, choose Empty Recycle Bin.
+
+ If you still don't have enough free hard-disk space, delete any 
+ large files you no longer need, or copy them to diskettes or 
+ some other type of removable storage device.
+
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Starting Account Setup
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ To start Account Setup, from the Start menu, choose Programs, then 
+ choose Netscape Communicator. From the submenu, choose Account Setup.
+
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Trouble creating a new Internet account
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ If you are having trouble using Account Setup to create a new Internet
+ account, review the following points and try again. If Account Setup 
+ gives you a message that says Connection Error, read the explanation on 
+ the screen and refer to the appropriate troubleshooting topic in this 
+ section. Here are some general tips:
+
+ *Make sure your modem is installed, connected properly to your computer
+  and phone line, and turned on.
+ *Verify that the correct modem type is selected in the Your Modem screen. 
+  Look in your modem's documentation to confirm its manufacturer and model 
+  name. If your modem is not listed in the Your Modem screen, choose Generic
+  and your modem's speed (for example, 28.8 kbps). Also, make sure that you
+  have selected the port to which your modem is actually connected. 
+ *If you need to use special dialing prefixes or codes to turn off call 
+  waiting or to access an outside line before dialing, be sure that you have
+  entered the information correctly in the Dialing Settings for Your Location
+  screen in Account Setup.
+ *Try connecting again. When you connect, follow the directions on the screen 
+  for establishing an Internet account. 
+ *The Internet Account Server or the ISP's server might be busy. 
+  Try connecting again later. 
+
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+ Trouble with your modem
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ If Account Setup tells you that there is a problem with your modem, 
+ or if your modem won't dial, the problem is probably easy to correct. 
+ Here are some general tips:
+
+ *Verify that the power switch of your modem is on. You might even turn 
+  the modem off and then on again, just to make sure. 
+
+ *Check the Your Modem screen in Account Setup. See your modem's 
+  documentation to confirm its manufacturer and model name. If your modem 
+  is not listed in the Your Modem screen in Account Setup, choose Generic
+  and your modem's speed (for example, 28.8 kbps). Also, make sure that 
+  you have selected the port to which your modem is actually connected. 
+
+ *Make sure that your modem is connected properly. See your modem's 
+  documentation for details. In general, for external modems, one cable 
+  goes from the modem to the telephone wall jack, another cable goes from
+  the modem to the telephone itself, and a third cable goes from the modem
+  to the back of the computer, usually into the modem port (the modem port
+  is marked by a telephone icon). On some modems, a power cord reaches from
+  the modem to the wall power socket. Make sure all cables and the power 
+  cord are firmly plugged in. 
+
+ *Verify that your modem was installed properly. Some modems include special 
+  software that needs to be installed on your computer. If you are not sure 
+  about whether your modem includes special software, see the modem's 
+  documentation. If you aren't sure whether the software is present on
+  your computer, reinstall the software according to the manufacturer's 
+  instructions. 
+
+ *See Windows online help for more modem troubleshooting tips.
+
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+ No dial tone on the telephone line
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ If you use a voice messaging system provided by a phone company 
+ and your modem uses your regular phone line, you might need to get your
+ messages before you can connect to your Internet account. 
+
+ Some voice messaging systems alert you to the fact that you have
+ new messages by changing the ordinary dial tone of your phone to
+ a fast dial tone (an on-off-on-off dial tone). When this happens, 
+ your modem, unable to detect an ordinary dial tone, can't dial out. 
+ The solution is to get your new messages. When you have heard and 
+ acted on all of your new messages, your normal, continuous dial tone 
+ will be restored and you can connect to the Internet. 
+
+ Pick up the receiver of your phone and see if you can hear the dial tone.
+ If you can't, then another telephone on the same line might be off the hook, 
+ or there might be something wrong with your telephone line. Make sure that 
+ your phone line is plugged into your modem.
+
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+ The Internet Account Server connection is cut off
+ --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ Your phone line might have a service, such as call waiting, that is 
+ interrupting your phone call. In Account Setup, make sure you've entered
+ the characters that turn off call waiting. (If you are not sure how to 
+ turn off call waiting, contact your local telephone company or operator.)
+
+ It is also possible that you were disconnected automatically because 
+ your computer was idle for a certain length of time. Try reconnecting 
+ from Account Setup. Another possibility is that your modem is trying to
+ transfer data too fast. Make sure you specified the right type of modem
+ in Account Setup and reconnect. To change the modem or call waiting 
+ settings you entered in Account Setup, you must exit from Account Setup
+ and start it again.
+
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                       Viewing the Release Notes
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ To review the release notes for Communicator,
+ start Communicator and choose Release Notes from the Help
+ menu.  Alternatively, you can type the following URL into the
+ Location field of the Netscape Navigator window:
+
+ http://www.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/4.0/relnotes/due-4_0.html
+
+ =============================================================
+
+                       Where to Get More Information
+
+ =============================================================
+ 
+ Communicator's Reference Library provides access to online 
+ information that supplements Communicator's built-in help. 
+ To open the Reference Library, start Communicator and choose
+ Reference Library from the Help menu. You don't need to be
+ connected to the Internet to view this information.
+
+ =============================================================
+
+ Netscape Communicator is subject to the terms detailed in the license
+ agreement accompanying it.
+ 
+ Bitstream's Prima Sans Roman, Prima Sans Bold,Prima Sans 
+ Oblique, and Prima Sans Bold Oblique fonts have been installed 
+ on your machine and are for one user only.  
+
+ Bitstream grants to you only, the non-exclusive, 
+ nontransferable right to use and display the Bitstream's Prima 
+ Sans fonts on a single system only. The Bitstream Product and 
+ the accompanying materials are copyrighted and contain 
+ proprietary information and trade secrets of Bitstream. 
+ Unauthorized copying of the Bitstream product even if modified, 
+ merged, or included with other software, or of the written 
+ materials, is expressly forbidden. 
+
+

cck/customcd/launch.ini

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+; This file is used to configure a setup launcher.
+; Each section represents an OS that can be detected.
+; Each section can have either a
+;   command=foobar   foobar gets appended to the path where
+;	                 this setup.exe exist.  Do not lead with backslash.
+;	                 This command is then execute through WinExec()
+;					 and this app terminates.
+;   postError=My error message saying OS not supported
+;					 This message will be posted.  Message caption will
+;                    be the Caption item in Error Messages section
+               
+
+[Error Messages]
+; This is the caption that will appear in any error message generated
+Caption=Setup Launcher
+
+[Windows 16]
+PostError=This program requires Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0!
+command=shell\nsetup16\Nsetup16.exe
+
+[Windows 95]
+PostError=Detected Windows 95
+command=shell\nsetup32\Nsetup32.exe
+
+[Windows NT Original GUI]
+PostError=This program requires Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0
+
+
+[Windows NT New GUI]
+PostError=Detected Windows NT version 4.0 or newer
+command=shell\nsetup32\Nsetup32.exe
+
+[OS UNDEFINED]
+PostError=Undefined Operating System detected.  Unable to install application
+

cck/customcd/shell/nsetup32/rshell.ini

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+; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
+;
+;     RSHELL.INI FOR COMMUNICATOR 32-bit (Win 95, 98 and NT 4.0)
+;                          
+;
+; This rshell.ini specifies the configuration data used by the CD Shell
+; program to dynamically create the CD install screens. To create custom
+; versions of the shell, simply delete, fill-in or change the settings
+; in this ini file. Make a copy of it first though!
+; 
+; There are several sections in this rshell.ini file:
+;
+; [General] contains the data used by all the shell dialogs (screens).
+; It specifies the settings for the browse, back and exit buttons.
+;
+; [Dialog*] contains the data used by each unique shell dialog (screen).
+; Each [Dialog*] section is associated with one dialog. The sections are
+; named [Dialog1] [Dialog2] [Dialog3], etc, one for each shell dialog.
+;
+; Notes:
+;
+; 1) Some of the file paths specified in this rshell.ini file need to be 
+;    relative to the location of the exe file. Relative paths are specified
+;    with this format: ..\directory\filename. Each "..\" is one step back 
+;    in the directory structure. So, if your CD has the following structure:
+;
+;    \root
+;    \setup.exe
+;    \launch.ini
+;    \Comm\  [Communicator software]
+;    \plugins\
+;    \extras\clipart\
+;    \shell\nsetup32\rshell.ini
+;    \shell\nsetup16\rshell.ini
+;
+;    then ..\..\ would be required in the rshell.ini for the program to find
+;    the plugins directory or the Comm directory.
+;
+;    Other file paths are absolute from the root level of the CD, and therefore
+;    will not need the "..\..\." For example, an absolute path for the clipart
+;    directory would just be:  extras\clipart\.
+;
+; 2) To remove a section of settings, just delete it. For example, if you only
+;    want a single column on a dialog, delete all of the col2_ settings. If you
+;    only want 2 dialog (screens), delete all of the Dialog3 and greater
+;    sections. If you only want 2 buttons on a dialog, delete all of the
+;    settings for button3 and greater.
+;
+; 3) All widths and positions are in pixels.
+;
+; 4) All (x,y) positions are are relative to the top left corner of the dialog.
+;
+; 5) The background bitmaps included with the software are 640x480 pixels.
+;
+; 6) To prevent palette swapping problems when changing from one dialog screen 
+;    to the next, it's best to put all 256 Windows palette colors into each 
+;    background bitmap. Then if new buttons are introduced on a follow-on
+;    dialog, a palette swap won't occur (to accomodate the new colors).
+;
+; 7) When entering text for buttons and dialogs, leave extra space around the 
+;    text to accomodate Windows "large fonts" mode.
+;
+; 8) For reference, here's a list of 16 common colors from the standard
+;    Windows palette:
+;
+;	black:          0,0,0
+;	white:          255,255,255
+;	red:            255,0,0
+;	green:          0,255,0
+;	blue:           0,0,255
+;	yellow:         255,255,0
+;	magenta:        255,0,255
+;	cyan:           0,255,255
+;	dark red:       128,0,0
+;	dark green:     0,128,0
+;	dark yellow:    128,128,0
+;	dark blue:      0,0,128
+;	dark cyan:      0,128,128
+;	dark gray:      128,128,128
+;	dark magenta:   128,0,128
+;	gray:           192,192,192
+;
+;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
+
+;======================= general configurations =========================
+
+[General]
+; This section specifies the attributes of the control buttons: browse,
+; back and exit. Either text or bitmaps can be used for the buttons, when
+; both are set, bitmaps take precedence. 
+
+;---------------------------------------
+browse_button_text=Browse &CD
+
+; default setting: browse_button_text=Browse
+; the "&" sets the C as the keyboard shortcut for this button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+browse_button_pos=
+
+; e.g.: browse_button_pos=x1,y1,x2,y2
+; 	where (x1,y1) is the upper left corner of the button, 
+; 	      (x2,y2) is the lower right corner of the button
+
+; default setting: browse_button_pos=
+; if left blank, the position calculation is based on the 
+; size of the dialogs; if bitmaps are used, (x2,y2) are not used.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+browse_button_bitmaps=
+
+; defines button bitmap files
+
+; e.g.: browse_button_bitmaps=brse_up.bmp,brse_dn.bmp,brse_sel.bmp,brse_dis.bmp
+
+; 4 bitmaps specify the states of the buttons: up,down,selected,disabled.
+; Selected and disabled are optional
+
+; If the bitmaps are not specified, the dialog uses a standard
+; Windows button with the text specified in browse_button_text 
+
+;---------------------------------------
+back_button_text=&Back
+
+; same as the settings of browse button
+; the "&" sets the B as the keyboard shortcut for this button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+back_button_pos=
+
+; same as the settings of browse button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+back_button_bitmaps=
+
+; same as the settings of browse button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+exit_button_text=E&xit
+
+; same as the settings of browse button
+; the "&" sets the x as the keyboard shortcut for this button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+exit_button_pos=
+
+; same as the settings of browse button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+exit_button_bitmaps=
+
+; same as the settings of browse button
+
+;---------------------------------------
+; check_netscape_registry=default
+
+; defines registry/ini path check for Netscape Communicator
+
+; Used to check to be sure Communicator is installed before installing
+; plug-ins or applications. If set to default, uses a default method to check
+; if Communicator is installed that is version independant (any 4.x version).
+
+; Check path for registry or ini can also be specified (for example, if you
+; want to check for a different software program). Here's the formats:
+
+; Win32 registry: registry_path,registry_key,registry_val
+; Example: check__netscape_registry=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\netscape\netscape navigator\4.01 (en)\main,Install Directory,program\netscape.exe
+
+; Win16 ini file: ini_file_name|ini_section,ini_entry,ini_val
+; this determines if the ini_val is the value of ini_entry in the ini_section of
+; the ini_file_name
+; Example: check__netscape_registry=c:\windows\win.ini|netscape,ini,c:\netscape\netscape.ini
+
+;--------------------------------------
+; check_netscape_registry_error_msg=Please install Netscape Communicator before installing Bonus Plug-ins or Applications.
+
+; error message shown to user if the registry check doesn't find the
+; Communicator key
+
+;--------------------------------------
+app_type=custom
+
+; defines icon used for top-left corner of window.
+
+; options are standard and custom
+; currently, both standard and custom give the same basic icon, but standard adds
+; the blue background triangle that is common to Netscape's desktop icons.
+
+;===================== dialog configurations ======================= 
+
+[Dialog1]
+
+; There are 3 types of data in this section - dialog data, column 
+; data and button data.
+
+; The dialog data configures the global settings of the specific dialog
+; (screen); in this case dialog 1.
+; The column and buttons settings configure the columns and buttons.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+caption=Netscape 2000
+
+; defines dialog caption text (the text that goes in the top bar of 
+; the Windows window)
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_position=
+
+; e.g.: dialog_position=x1,y1,x2,y2
+
+; defines dialog position on total screen (monitor)
+
+; (x1,y1) is the upper-left corner and (x2,y2) is the lower-right corner
+; of the dialog.
+
+; If left blank, the dialog is placed at the center of the
+; screen. if bitmaps are used, (x2,y2) are not used.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+bk_bitmap=..\bmps\install.bmp
+
+; defines background bitmap for the dialog.
+
+; if the data is not present, the shell dialog is painted with
+; the system background color.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button_gap=25
+
+; defines vertical gap (y) between the buttons in the dialog.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;================= global text for dialog =======================
+
+; this section allows you to add a paragraph or line of text that
+; you want to apply to the whole dialog (screen). Using the position
+; setting, you can have this text appear anywhere -- along the top or
+; bottom of the dialog screen, for example.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_text=Welcome to the installer for Navigator 2000
+
+; defines the dialog title text
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_pos=80,90,630,420
+
+; defines the dialog title text position (x1,y1,x2,y2)
+
+; Text is written into a box where x1,y1 defines the position of
+; the top left corner and x2,y2 is the bottom right corner
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_text_color=0,0,0
+
+; defines the dialog title text color
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_shadow_color=
+
+; defines the dialog title text shadow color
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_shadow_depth=
+
+; defines the dialog title text shadow depth
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_text_font=arial,10
+
+; defines the dialog title text font and font size
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_font_bold=TRUE
+
+; disable/enable dialog title bold text; TRUE or FALSE
+; default for no entry is FALSE
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_font_underline=
+
+; disable/enable dialog title underline text; TRUE or FALSE
+; default for no entry is FALSE
+
+;---------------------------------------
+dialog_title_font_italic=
+
+; disable/enable dialog title italic text; TRUE or FALSE
+; default for no entry is FALSE
+
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;====== global text settings for all button text in dialog 1 ======
+
+;---------------------------------------
+text_color_default=0,0,0
+
+; defines the default text color for all text on the dialog.
+; e.g.: text_color_default=red,green,blue
+
+;---------------------------------------
+text_color_highlight=0,128,0
+
+; defines the color for mouse-over highlighting for all text
+; on the dialog.
+; e.g.: text_color_highligh=red,green,blue
+
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;==== settings for button titles and button body text in dialog =====
+
+;--------------------------------------
+button_title_text_font=arial,14
+
+; defines button title font and font size
+
+; if left blank, the system font and font size are used.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button_title_text_font_bold=TRUE
+
+; flag to enable/disable button title bold text; TRUE or FALSE
+
+; e.g.: button_title_text_font_bold=FALSE
+
+; if left blank, the bold is disabled.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button_title_text_font_underline=
+
+; flag to enable/disable underline of button title text; TRUE or FALSE
+
+; e.g.: button_title_text_font_underline=FALSE
+
+; if left blank, the underline is disabled.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button_title_text_font_italic=
+
+; flag to enable/disable button title italic text; TRUE or FALSE
+
+; e.g.: button_title_text_font_italic=FALSE
+
+; if left blank, the italic is disabled.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+body_text_font=arial,10
+
+; defines the button body text font and font size.
+; For each button desciptive text, there is body text and title text,
+; and different fonts can be set for these two text areas.
+
+; e.g.: body_text_font=roman,12
+
+; if left blank, the system font and font size are used.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+body_text_font_bold=
+
+; flag to enable/disable the button body text bold font; TRUE or FALSE
+
+; e.g.: body_text_font_bold=FALSE
+
+; if left blank, the bold font is disabled.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+body_text_font_underline=
+
+; flag to enable/disable the button body text underline; TRUE or FALSE
+
+; e.g.: body_text_font_underline=FALSE
+
+; if left blank, the underline is disabled.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+body_text_font_italic=
+
+; flag to enable/disable the button body text italic font; TRUE or FALSE
+
+; e.g.: body_text_font_italic=FALSE
+
+; if left blank, the italic is disabled.
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;==================== columns within dialogs ======================== 
+
+; Each dialog can have single or multiple columns. Each column can be 
+; customized with the follow settings. For multiple columns, the setting names
+; are differentiated by the last digit of the name. For example,
+; col1_button_pos is the button position of the column 1; col2_button_pos is
+; the button position of the column 2.
+
+; If you only want 1 column, delete all of the col2 or greater settings, or
+; leave them blank.
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;==================== column 1 for dialog 1 ========================= 
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col1_button_pos=70,150
+
+; defines the button position of the first button in column 1.
+
+; e.g.: col1_button_pos=x,y
+; (x,y) is the upper-left corner of the first button of the column 1
+; relative to the upper left corner of the dialog.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col1_text_offset=10
+
+; defines the offset between the button description text and the
+; button position.
+
+; there are two ways to specify the button descriptive text position, one is
+; by the offset from the button, the other is by the absolute x position
+; (see below). 
+
+; default setting if left blank: col1_text_offset=10
+
+;or use the next setting:
+;---------------------------------------
+col1_text_posx=
+
+; defines absolute x position of button descriptive text.
+
+; if both col1_text_offset and col1_text_posx are set, col1_text_posx
+; overwrites col1_text_offset.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col1_text_width=275
+
+; the x distance at which the button descriptive text word-wraps.
+
+; default setting: if this setting is left blank, the text runs to 10 pixels 
+; away from the right edge of the dialog. 
+
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;====================== column 2 for dialog 1 ========================= 
+
+; If you don't want 2 columns, simply delete the settings in this section
+; or leave them blank.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col2_button_pos=
+; see description for column 1
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col2_text_offset=
+; see description for column 1
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col2_text_posx=
+; see description for column 1
+
+;---------------------------------------
+col2_text_width=
+; see description for column 1
+
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;======================= buttons for dialog 1 ======================== 
+
+; Similiar to columns, each dialog (screen) can have one or multiple buttons.
+; Each button can be customized with the follow settings. For multiple buttons, 
+; the setting names are differentiated by the last digit of the name. For 
+; example, button1_bitmaps specifies the button bitmaps of button 1, 
+; button2_bitmaps specifies the button bitmaps of button 2.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button1_bitmaps=..\bmps\comm_up.bmp,..\bmps\comm_dn.bmp,..\bmps\comm_mo.bmp,..\bmps\comm_mo.bmp
+
+; defines button bitmap files.
+
+; e.g.: button1_bitmaps=btn_up.bmp, btn_dn.bmp, btn_sel.bmp, btn_dis.bmp
+
+; 4 bitmaps specify the states of the button: up,down,selected,disabled.
+; Selected and disabled are optional
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button1_cmdline=exe,..\..\Comm\Setup.exe
+
+; defines button action
+
+; a button click can cause any of 7 actions:
+
+; 1) launch a program:  button1_cmdline=exe,program name
+
+;     e.g.:  button1_cmdline=exe,setup.exe
+
+;  when the 1st argument is exe, it is a program and the 2nd argument
+;  is the relative program path
+
+; 2) goto a different dialog screen:  button1_cmdline=window,dialog#
+
+;     e.g.:  button1_cmdline=window,dialog2
+
+;  when the 1st argument is window, it is a goto for another dialog and
+;  the 2nd argument is the section name of that dialog.
+
+; 3) open a file:  button1_cmdline=open,file name
+
+;     eg.: button1_cmdline=open,myfile.txt
+
+;  when the 1st argument is open, the 2nd argument is the file to be
+;  opened. That file will be opened with whatever program the OS has
+;  associated for that file type. Association is handled by the file
+;  extension, which, in this example is .txt. If an association doesn't
+;  exist, the OS will ask user to create an association to open the file.
+
+; 4) print a file:  button1_cmdline=print,file name
+
+;     e.g.:  button1_cmdline=print,myfile.txt
+
+;  when the 1st argument is print, the 2nd argument is the file to be
+;  printed. That file will be printed with whatever program the OS has
+;  associated for that file type. Association is handled by the file
+;  extension, which, in this example is .txt. If an association doesn't
+;  exist, the OS will ask user to create an association to open the file.
+;  Please note that printing of html files does not work through Windows.
+
+; 5) explore a directory:  button1_cmdline=explore,path to directory 
+
+;     e.g.:  button1_cmdline=explore,extras\clipart\
+
+;  when the first argument is explore, the 2nd argument is the directory
+;  on the CD to browse to. The path to the directory must be specified as
+;  an absolute path from the root of the CD. In the example above, it would
+;  open the 'clipart' directory that is in the 'extras' directory, which is
+;  at the root level of the CD.
+
+; 6) open file in Navigator:  button1_cmdline=netscape,file name
+
+;     e.g.:  button1_cmdline=netscape,myfile.html
+
+;  when the 1st argument is netscape, the 2nd argument is the file to be
+;  opened with the current installed version of Netscape Navigator. That file
+;  type may be an html file, or a .gif, or, if a plug-in is already installed,
+;  it could be an Adobe .pdf...
+
+; 7) put shortcut on desktop:
+
+;  button1_cmdline=desktop,file or directory name,shortcut name,icon file
+
+;    e.g.:  button1_cmdline=desktop,help.html,Netscape ReadMe,help.ico
+
+;  or
+
+;    e.g.: button1_cmdline=desktop,clipart\,Bonus Clipart,clipart\clipart.ico
+
+;  when the 1st argument is desktop, a desktop shortcut (with icon) will
+;  be created that launches/opens that file or directory. The follow-on
+;  arguments point to the file or directory, and also give the name to be
+;  given to the shortcut and the path to the .ico icon file to be used for
+;  the shortcut. The path to any directory must be specified as an absolute
+;  path from the root of the CD. In the example above, it would open the 
+;  'clipart' directory that is at the root level of the CD.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button1_text_title=Navigator2000
+
+; defines button descriptive title text.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button1_text_body=Click here to install Navigator2000 -- Everything you need to communicate on the Internet.
+
+; defines button descriptive body text.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button1_offset=	
+
+; defines button x position offset, which allows you to offset individual 
+; buttons from the column offset. This offset is in respect to the left side
+; of the dialog. The button1 (x,y) position is calculated by:
+
+; 	x = button1_offset + button_pos_col1(x)
+;	y = button_pos_col1(y);
+
+; default setting if left blank: button1_offset=0
+
+;---------------------------------------
+button1_netscape_required=FALSE
+
+; for apps which require a registry/ini check to make sure that Communicator 
+; (or some other software) is installed. TRUE or FALSE. If left blank, default 
+; is FALSE. See check_netscape_registry in the [General] section.
+
+;---------------------------------------
+
+;=================== buttons 2-6 for dialog 1 ===========================
+
+; Note if you want fewer than 6 buttons, simply delete the button# groups
+; higher than what you want or leave their settings blank. To add more than
+; 6 buttons, just copy and paste a button group and increment the button#.
+
+button2_bitmaps=..\bmps\help_up.bmp,..\bmps\help_dn.bmp,..\bmps\help_mo.bmp,..\bmps\help_mo.bmp
+button2_cmdline=exe,..\..\Install.txt
+button2_text_title=Installation Guide
+button2_text_body=Click here to get all the information you need to install Communicator. It is recommended that you read or print this information before installing Communicator.
+button2_offset=
+button2_netscape_required=FALSE
+
+;button3_bitmaps=..\bmps\apps_up.bmp,..\bmps\apps_dn.bmp,..\bmps\apps_mo.bmp,..\bmps\apps_mo.bmp
+;button3_cmdline=window,Dialog2	
+;button3_text_title=Bonus Applications and Plug-ins
+;button3_text_body=Click here to see the Bonus Applications and Plug-ins included with this CD.
+;button3_offset=
+;button3_netscape_required=FALSE
+
+;=========================== dialog 2 ===========================
+
+[Dialog2]
+
+;================ dialog config ================= 
+
+caption=Bonus Applications and Plug-ins
+dialog_position=
+bk_bitmap=..\bmps\comm.bmp
+
+button_gap=70
+
+dialog_title_text=Be sure to install Netscape 2000 before you install any Applications or Plug-ins.
+dialog_title_pos=100,400,630,420
+dialog_title_text_color=255,255,255
+dialog_title_shadow_color=0,0,0 
+dialog_title_shadow_depth=
+dialog_title_text_font=arial,10	
+dialog_title_font_bold=TRUE
+dialog_title_font_underline=
+dialog_title_font_italic=
+
+text_color_default=0,0,0
+text_color_highlight=255,255,255
+
+button_title_text_font=arial,14
+button_title_text_font_bold=TRUE
+button_title_text_font_underline=
+button_title_text_font_italic=
+
+body_text_font=arial,10
+body_text_font_bold=
+body_text_font_underline=
+body_text_font_italic=
+
+;========== column 1 for dialog 2 ========== 
+
+col1_button_pos=80,130
+col1_text_offset=15
+col1_text_posx=
+col1_text_width=200
+
+;========== column 2 for dialog 2 ========== 
+
+col2_button_pos=350,130
+col2_text_offset=15
+col2_text_posx=
+col2_text_width=200
+
+;========== buttons for dialog 2 ========== 
+
+button1_bitmaps=..\bmps\32b_up.bmp,..\bmps\32b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp
+button1_cmdline=exe,..\..\apps\app1\app1.exe
+button1_text_title=Application1
+button1_text_body=descriptive text
+button1_offset=
+button1_netscape_required=
+
+button2_bitmaps=..\bmps\32b_up.bmp,..\bmps\32b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp
+button2_cmdline=exe,..\..\apps\app2\app2.exe
+button2_text_title=Application2
+button2_text_body=descriptive text
+button2_offset=
+button2_netscape_required=
+
+button3_bitmaps=..\bmps\32b_up.bmp,..\bmps\32b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp
+button3_cmdline=exe,..\..\apps\app3\app3.exe
+button3_text_title=Plug-in1
+button3_text_body=descriptive text
+button3_offset=
+button3_netscape_required=
+
+button4_bitmaps=..\bmps\32b_up.bmp,..\bmps\32b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\32b_mo.bmp
+button4_cmdline=exe,..\..\apps\app4\app4.exe
+button4_text_title=Plug-in2
+button4_text_body=descriptive text
+button4_offset=
+button4_netscape_required=
+
+;============================== dialog 3 ==============================
+
+[Dialog3]
+
+;============= dialog config =============== 
+
+caption=Bonus Plug-ins
+dialog_position=
+bk_bitmap=..\bmps\comm.bmp
+
+button_gap=50
+
+dialog_title_text=Be sure to install Communicator before you install any Plug-ins.
+dialog_title_pos=120,400,630,420
+dialog_title_text_color=255,255,255
+dialog_title_shadow_color=
+dialog_title_shadow_depth=
+dialog_title_text_font=arial,10	
+dialog_title_font_bold=TRUE
+dialog_title_font_underline=
+dialog_title_font_italic=
+
+text_color_default=0,0,0
+text_color_highlight=255,255,255
+
+button_title_text_font=arial,14
+button_title_text_font_bold=TRUE
+button_title_text_font_underline=
+button_title_text_font_italic=
+
+body_text_font=arial,10
+body_text_font_bold=
+body_text_font_underline=
+body_text_font_italic=
+
+;========== column 1 for dialog 3 ========== 
+
+col1_button_pos=80,110
+col1_text_offset=15
+col1_text_posx=
+col1_text_width=200
+
+;========== column 2 for dialog 3 ========== 
+
+col2_button_pos=350,110
+col2_text_offset=15
+col2_text_posx=
+col2_text_width=200
+
+;========== buttons for dialog 3 ========== 
+
+button1_bitmaps=..\bmps\16b_up.bmp,..\bmps\16b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp
+button1_cmdline=exe,..\..\plugins\plugin1\32plug1.exe
+button1_text_title=Plug-in1
+button1_text_body=descriptive text
+button1_offset=
+button1_netscape_required=TRUE
+
+button2_bitmaps=..\bmps\16b_up.bmp,..\bmps\16b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp
+button2_cmdline=exe,..\..\plugins\plugin2\32plug2.exe
+button2_text_title=Plug-in2
+button2_text_body=descriptive text
+button2_offset=
+button2_netscape_required=TRUE
+
+button3_bitmaps=..\bmps\16b_up.bmp,..\bmps\16b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp
+button3_cmdline=exe,..\..\plugins\plugin3\32plug3.exe
+button3_text_title=Plug-in3
+button3_text_body=descriptive text
+button3_offset=
+button3_netscape_required=TRUE
+
+button4_bitmaps=..\bmps\16b_up.bmp,..\bmps\16b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp
+button4_cmdline=exe,..\..\plugins\plugin4\32plug4.exe
+button4_text_title=Plug-in4
+button4_text_body=descriptive text
+button4_offset=
+button4_netscape_required=TRUE
+
+button5_bitmaps=..\bmps\16b_up.bmp,..\bmps\16b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp
+button5_cmdline=exe,..\..\plugins\plugin5\32plug5.exe
+button5_text_title=Plug-in5
+button5_text_body=descriptive text
+button5_offset=
+button5_netscape_required=TRUE
+
+button6_bitmaps=..\bmps\16b_up.bmp,..\bmps\16b_dn.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp,..\bmps\16b_mo.bmp
+button6_cmdline=exe,..\..\plugins\plugin6\32plug6.exe
+button6_text_title=Plug-in6
+button6_text_body=descriptive text
+button6_offset=
+button6_netscape_required=TRUE
+
+;----------------------------------------------------------