[sysinfo]
;
; Use this section to specify whether you want Setup to display the
; System Configuration screen. Specify "yes" to display the screen and "no"
; if you don't want the screen displayed. (The default value is "no".)
;
; You may want to display and review the System Configuration screen so
; that you can confirm the configuration settings before continuing with
; Setup.

showsysinfo=yes



[configuration]
;
; Use this section to specify the various devices on your system. You can
; find the values for each variable in the SETUP.INF file. If you omit an
; entry, Windows uses the detected or default device.
;
; If you are updating Windows, some of these entries will be ignored and
; Windows will use the devices that are already installed. If you want to
; force the update and override the installed device, precede the value
; with an exclamation point (!), for example, display = !vga. Only the
; Machine, Display, Mouse devices require an exclamation point
; for overriding the installed device during an upgrade.

; Machine profile string from [machine] section of SETUP.INF

machine = ibm_compatible

; Display profile string from [display] section of SETUP.INF

display = vga

; Mouse profile string from [pointing.device] section of SETUP.INF

mouse = ps2mouse

; Network profile string from [network] section of WINNET.INF
; followed by version profile string from the appropriate 
; [xxxxxxx.versions] section which identifies the network version.
; The following example will setup Windows using 
; "Microsoft Workgroup (version 3.11)"
;

network = wfwnet/00026000

; Keyboard profile string from [keyboard.types] section of SETUP.INF

keyboard = t4s0enha

; Language profile string from [language] section of SETUP.INF

language = plk

; Keyboard Layout profile string from [keyboard.tables] section of SETUP.INF

kblayout = poldll



[windir]
;
; Use this section to specify where to put Windows files. If a previous
; version of Windows is already set up in the specified directory, Setup
; will update it. If you do not specify a directory, or if the specified
; directory is not valid, Setup displays a dialog box asking you to specify
; the directory in which you want to set up Windows.

c:\windows



[userinfo]
;
; Use this section to specify the user and company name. The first line
; specifies the user's name. This line is required. The second specifies
; the company name, and is optional. Both names can be up to 30 characters
; long and must be enclosed in double quotation marks (" ") if they include
; blank spaces. The third line specifies the product number.
;
; If you do not specify a user name, a dialog box appears during Setup asking
; for the user's name.
;
; If you are setting up Windows across a network, the [userinfo] section
; will be ignored.
;
"Jan Kowalski"           ; User Name    (30 chars MAX) (required)
"Microsoft Corporation"    ; Company Name (30 chars MAX) (optional)
xx-xxx-xxxx-xxxx           ; Product No.  (16 chars MAX) (optional) 

[network]
; Use this section to specify Microsoft Workgroup  network options
; and network adapters. This section will only be processed if
; the Network entry in the [configuration] section is a version of
; wfwnet (Microsoft Workgroup).
; Network = wfwnet/00026000

; MultiNet profile string from the [multinet] section of WINNET.INF
;
MultiNet=

; UserName (20 chars MAX)
;
; If you do not specify a user name, either the current user name setting
; from SYSTEM.INI is used, or a default value is used.
;
UserName =

; Workgroup (15 chars MAX)
;
; If you do not specify a workgroup, either the current workgroup setting
; from SYSTEM.INI is used, or a default value is used.
;
WorkGroup =

; Computer Name (15 chars MAX)
;
; If you do not specify a computer name, either the current computername
; setting from SYSTEM.INI is used, or a default value is used.
;
ComputerName =

; ShowNames tells setup whether or not to display the user names
; to the user. Select "yes" to show the names to the user, or "no"
; if you do not want to display the names. The default value is "no".
;
ShowNames = yes

; MakeProtocol determines whether this file contains a default protocol.ini.
; If MakeProtocol is "yes", then the .SHH file will be copied as
; PROTOCOL.INI and the non-protocol.ini sections will be deleted. The
; section below called [protocol.ini] contains the names of the sections
; to delete to make a complete protocol.ini.
;
;   MakeProtocol = no   ; don't create a protocol.ini
;   MakeProtocol = yes  ; strip the .shh file copy to a new protocol.ini
;
; If the value is "no" but no previous protocol.ini exists, setup will
; prompt the user for a netcard and install default protocols.

MakeProtocol = no

[protocol.ini]
; Sections to be deleted from the .shh file in order to make protocol.ini
sysinfo=
configuration=
windir=
userinfo=
network=
protocol.ini=
dontinstall=
options=
printers=
endinstall=


[dontinstall]
;
; Use this section to specify components that you do not want to set up
; on your system. By default, all components will be installed. If you do
; not want to set up a particular component, include it in this section.

accessories                ; Do NOT install accessories
readmes                    ; Do NOT install readme files
games                      ; Do NOT install games
screensavers               ; Do NOT install screen savers
bitmaps                    ; Do NOT install bitmaps


[options]
;
; Use this section to specify whether you want to set up applications 
; during Setup, and/or start the Windows Tutorial at the end of Setup. 
; If you don't want any of these options, you can omit this section.
;
; If you choose to set up applications, you can either set them up
; interactively during Setup (you choose which applications you want to set
; up,) or you can specify that you want Setup to automatically set up all
; applications found on your hard disk.
;
; If you specify both "setupapps" and "autosetupapps", all applications on 
; your hard disk will be set up.
;
setupapps                  ; Setup applications already on hard disk
autosetupapps              ; Set up all applications on hard disk
tutorial                   ; Start Windows Tutorial at the end of Setup

[printers]
;
; Use this section to specify any printers you want to set up. You specify a
; printer description and a port. Values for the printer description
; variable are listed in the [io.device] section of the CONTROL.INF file.
; Values for the port variable are listed in the [ports] section of the
; WIN.INI file.
;
; The printer description must be enclosed in double quotation marks (" ")
; if it contains blank spaces. The port value must appear exactly as it does
; in the WIN.INI file. If you do not want to set up a printer, omit this
; section.
;
"HP LaserJet III",LPT1:

[endinstall]
;
; Use this section to specify whether you want Setup to make modifications
; to the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files and whether you want Setup to
; exit to DOS or restart your system when it has finished installing Windows.
;
; The "configfiles" entry specifies whether Setup should modify the
; CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT with the necessary changes, or whether Setup
; should save the proposed changes in separate files called CONFIG.WIN and
; AUTOEXEC.WIN in your WINDOWS directory. If you choose the latter, you must
; make the changes yourself. 
;
; You can specify one of the following entries.
;
; configfiles = modify              ;writes modifications back to source.
; configfiles = save                ;saves changes to alternate (*.win) files.
;
; If  you do not specify a "configfiles" entry, the CONFIG.SYS and
; AUTOEXEC.BAT files will be modified by Setup.
;
; The "endopt" entry specifies what happens at the end of Setup. You can
; specify one of the following entries.
;
;     endopt = exit        ; Setup exits to DOS
;     endopt = reboot      ; Setup reboots your computer
;
;     NOTE: 'endopt = restart' is not valid for Microsoft Workgroup.
;            If you specify restart, the exit option will be taken instead.
;
; If you do not specify an "endopt" entry, a dialog box appears at the end
; of Setup asking the user to choose from the two options.
;
; If you are using the network option for setting up Windows (Setup /n), the
; reboot option is not valid. Setup will exit to DOS instead of rebooting
; your system.
;
; If you exit to DOS, you must still reboot your computer before starting
; Windows for Workgroups for the first time so that the correct network
; device drivers will be loaded.
;
configfiles = save
endopt      = exit