;
; SEAL Installer version 2.0 - Copyright (c) 2000, 2001 Kostas Michalopoulos
;
; This script contains information about install SEAL on a local hard disk.
; Feel free to change this script to suit your needs or to make your own
; distribution, but note that currently there isn't any other documentation
; for this script, except the comments included there. Please keep the comments
; unchanged if you change the script in order for other people to change your
; script if they want.
;
;                                                      Kostas Michalopoulos
;

;
; Set some global variables for easy script updating
;
Program: "SEAL"
Version: "2.00.11"
SubVersion: ""
Product: $Program " " $Version

EXEFile: "SEAL"

DefaultDestinationPath: "C:\SEAL2"
SourcesSubFolder: "SOURCES"

MainBinaryFiles: "SEAL2.BAR"
;InstallerSources: "INSTSRC.BAR"

;
; This changes title to the given one
;
Title: $Product " Installer version " $__Version " " $__Copyright

;
; These changes the contents of first four lines in the opening screen
;
Line1: "  This will install " $Product " on your system. This package includes"
Line2: "  everything you need to use SEAL, a powerful and friendly GUI for DOS."
Line3: ""
Line4: ""

;
; This will change the contents of the bottom line of the opening screen
;
BottomLine: "You must agree with the above licence in order to install and use " $Product

;
; This will set the binaries items list. Separate each item with `|'. The
; first item means "nothing to be installed", and should be equal to
; "Nothing".
;
BinariesList: "Nothing|" $Product

;
; The same for sources list
;
SourcesList: "Nothing"
;|Installer"

;
; This will set the files for each item in binaries list. Each file must
; be a BAR file (installer doesn't understand any other archive fileformat).
; Note: if you specify a file that doesn't exist or is invalid, the installer
; will just ignore it. So, for the "nothing" option, we specify an invalid
; file.
;
BinariesFiles: "(none)|" $MainBinaryFiles

;
; The same for sources...
;
SourcesFiles: "(none)"
;|" $InstallerSources

;
; These will set captions and paths for the 'select installation path'-part
;
DestinationPath: $DefaultDestinationPath
DestinationPathForSources: $DefaultDestinationPath "\" $SourcesSubFolder

;
; This will set the message which will be displayed after install success
;
SuccessMessage: $Product " installation finished. Type `" $EXEFile "' to run it."