331 lines
7.6 KiB
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331 lines
7.6 KiB
Plaintext
[Version]
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Signature="$CHICAGO$"
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[NtFiles_KnownLocation]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies files that are installed to a location unspecified by the INF.
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@*:
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@*: <destfile>=<dirid>
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@*:
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;empty
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[FILELIST.PLATFORMS]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies the list of valid platforms for filegen
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@*:
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@*: <platform tag>
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@*:
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@*: NOTE: The tag doesn't correspond to any part of %_NTTREE%. It is filegen-specific.
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@*:
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X86
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[FILELIST.PRODUCTS]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies the SKU subdirectory off of %_NTTREE% for a platform tag.
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@*:
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@*: <product tag>=[<SKU subdir>]
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@*:
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@*: NOTE: The tag doesn't correspond to any part of %_NTTREE%. It is filegen-specific.
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@*:
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WKS=
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DTC=DTCINF
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SRV=SRVINF
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ENT=ENTINF
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[FILELIST.MULTIPLEPLATFORMS]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies a list of platforms for platforms that emulate other platforms.
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@*: Example: ALPHA=ALPHA,X86
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@*:
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@*: <platform>=<platform1>[, <platform2> [, <platform n> ...]]
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@*:
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X86=X86
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[FILELIST.GENERATE]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies the platform/product combination that filelist.dat is created.
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@*: Used to separate the case when only the header file is needed.
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@*:
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X86,WKS
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[FILELIST.PRIVATEIDDIR]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies a standard dir ID for a private logical dir ID defined by the INF.
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@*:
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@*: <inf>, <inf's private dir id>, <standard id & subdir>
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@*:
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clusocm.inf,33001,11\Cluster
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clusocm.inf,33002,11\Cluster
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clusocm.inf,33003,11\Cluster
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iis.inf,32768,11\inetsrv
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iis.inf,32777,11\INETSRV\IISADMIN\HTMLDOCS
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ims.inf,32768,11\inetsrv
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fp40ext.inf,40002,16422\Microsoft FrontPage Express
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fp40ext.inf,40003,16422\Microsoft FrontPage Express\BIN
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[FILELIST.IGNOREDIR.X86.WKS]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies dirs to ignore. Now obsolete as filegen does not scan a tree. It used to,
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@*: but now it only scans the dirs given on the cmd line. Still implemented though,
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@*: so it could be used to ignore a command line dir spec.
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@*:
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@*: <subdirname>
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@*:
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; empty
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[FILELIST.EXCLUDEDIR]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies logical dir IDs to keep out of filelist.dat
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@*:
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@*: <dirid>
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@*:
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;empty
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[FILELIST.EXCLUDEDIR.X86.WKS]
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@*:
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@*: Specifies logical dir IDs to keep out of filelist.dat for x86/wks tags
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@*:
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@*: <dirid>
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@*:
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@*: ISSUE -- is this section applied to the delete list in filelist.dat? I don't think so.
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12
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23
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51
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52
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53
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55
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16428
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XX001
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66000
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66003
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[FILELIST.RENAMEDIRS]
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@*:
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@*: This section is used for renaming some directories. It is done over and
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@*: over until no rename is performed. For example directory 10\system32\drivers will
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@*: require two passes but eventually will be renamed to 12
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@*:
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@*: only one * allowed as wildchars at the end of the string
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@*:
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@*: <dirid & subdir>[\*], <dirid>[\*]
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@*:
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10\system32,11
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10\system32\*,11\*
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25\system32,11
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25\system32\*,11\*
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11\drivers,12
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11\drivers\*,12\*
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10\inf,17
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10\inf\*,17\*
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25\inf,17
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25\inf\*,17\*
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10\help,18
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10\help\*,18\*
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25\help,18
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25\help\*,18\*
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10\fonts,20
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10\fonts\*,20\*
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25\fonts,20
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25\fonts\*,20\*
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11\spool,51
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11\spool\*,51\*
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51\drivers,52
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51\drivers\*,52\*
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51\prtprocs,55
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51\prtprocs\*,55\*
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24\%ProgramFiles%,16422
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24\%ProgramFiles%\*,16422\*
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24\%ProgramFilesx86%,XX001
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24\%ProgramFilesx86%\*,XX001\*
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16422\%CommonFiles%,16427
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16422\%CommonFiles%\*,16427\*
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XX001\%CommonFiles%,16428
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XX001\%CommonFiles%\*,16428\*
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[FILELIST.EXCLUDEINF]
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@*:
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@*: This section allows you to exclude certain CopyFiles sections from INF files
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@*: from processing. The syntax is:
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@*: <inf file>,<section name>
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@*: If you don't specify section name, the whole INF is excluded from processing
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@*:
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corelist.inf
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[FILELIST.EXCLUDEINF.X86.WKS]
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[FILELIST.EXCLUDE]
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@*:
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@*: This section is for excluding certain files from processing (wild chars allowed)
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@*:
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@*: <filepattern>,<collsion>
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@*:
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@*: <filepattern> specifies file name or wildcard pattern
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@*: <collision> argument is for how the file will be treated
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@*: 0 - any name collision on 9x is not treated as an OSFILE - do not include in header file or filelist.dat
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@*: 1 - any name collision on 9x is NOT treated as an OSFILE but this file is
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@*: considered installed by NT. If some other rule (migdb) removed the Win9x file
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@*: the NT installed file will take over - include in header file, include in section 1 and in section 2
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@*: of filelist.dat
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@*:
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;empty
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[FILELIST.EXCLUDE.X86.WKS]
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msoobe.exe,0
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rsaenh.dll,0
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autoconv.exe,0
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setup.exe,0
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*.pbr,0
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*.htm,0
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*.html,0
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*.htt,0
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*.css,0
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*.cdf,0
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*.theme,0
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*.vxd,0
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*.386,0
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*.class,0
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*.inf,0
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*.bmp,0
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*.gif,0
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*.ani,0
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*.fon,0
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*.fot,0
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*.fnt,0
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*.cur,0
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*.rmi,0
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*.mid,0
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*.wav,0
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*.avi,0
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*.ttf,0
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*.tta,0
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*.jpg,0
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*.tif,0
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*.ico,0
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*.mov,0
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*.mpe,0
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*.pcx,0
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*.tga,0
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*.jpe,0
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*.wmf,0
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*.dos,0
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*.icm,0
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*.ini,0
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*.spd,0
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@*:
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@*: NTBUG9:390651
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@*:
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imjpcd.dic
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imjpch.dic
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imjpgn.grm
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imjpln.dic
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imjpnm.dic
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imjpsb.dic
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imjpst.dic
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imjptk.dic
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imjpzp.dic
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@*:
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@*: <end 390651>
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@*:
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@*:
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@*: NTBUG9:275726
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langbar.chm,0
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input.hlp,0
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@*:
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@*: NTBUG9:435797
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@*:
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fp30reg.dll
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fp40ext.dll
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fp4amsft.dll
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fp4anscp.dll
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fp4apws.dll
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fp4areg.dll
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fp4atxt.dll
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fp4autl.dll
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fp4avnb.dll
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fp4avss.dll
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fp4awebs.dll
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fp4awel.dll
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fp98sadm.exe
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fp98swin.exe
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fpadmcgi.exe
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fpadmdll.dll
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fpcibase.sys
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fpcibase.usa
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fpcmbase.sys
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fpcmbase.usa
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fpcount.exe
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fpencode.dll
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fpexedll.dll
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fpext.msg
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fpmmc.chm
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fpmmc.dll
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fpmmc.msc
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fpmmcglo.hlp
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fpmmcsat.dll
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fpnpbase.sys
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fpnpbase.usa
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fpremadm.exe
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fpsrvadm.exe
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fpsrvadm.exe
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fpsrvwin.exe
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@*:
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[FILELIST.FORCEINCLUDE]
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@*:
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@*: This section allows you to include certain files that were previously excluded using the
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@*: FILELIST.EXCLUDE section above. The point here is to be able to fine tune exclusion.
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@*: For example you might want to exclude all JPG files, but you want to include just one of
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@*: them (foo.jpg).
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@*:
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@*: <filename>
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@*:
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;empty
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[FILELIST.FORCEINCLUDE.X86.WKS]
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Windows 2000.jpg
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Windows XP.bmp
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[FILELIST.KNOWNFILES]
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@*:
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@*: This file provides additional details missing from INF files.
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@*:
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@*: <destfile>,<srcfile>,<infname>,<dirspec> [,<priority>]
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@*:
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@*: destfile - Specifies the file name that exists on the target machine
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@*: srcfile - Specifies the file name that exists on the source media
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@*: infname - Specifies the INF that installs the file
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@*: dirspec - Specifies the directory specification (because one does not
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@*: exist in <infname>)
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@*: priority - Specifies -1 (default) to append this known file to the list,
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@*: or a zero-based priority, used with patterns to choose the
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@*: best suitable location. Priority zero is the highest.
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@*:
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notepad.exe,notepad.exe,layout.inf,11
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[FILELIST.KNOWNFILES.X86.WKS]
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Windows 2000.jpg,Windows 2000.jpg,layout.inf,10\Web\Wallpaper
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mapi32.dll,mapi32.dll,layout.inf,11
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oledb32x.dll,oledb32x.dll,mdac.inf,16427\system\ole db
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auhook.dll,auhook.dll,au.inf,50
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Windows XP.bmp,Windows XP.bmp,layout.inf,10\Web\Wallpaper
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[FILELIST.HEADERFILES]
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@*:
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@*: This section allows you to specify all files that you want to be included in the header file
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@*: generated by this tool. (Please be aware that, if the files are excluded using exclude sections
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@*: above, they will not be in the header file). Pattern matching allowed
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@*:
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@*:
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@*: <filepattern>,<collsion>
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@*:
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@*: <filepattern> specifies file name or wildcard pattern
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@*: <collision> argument is for how the file will be treated
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@*: 0 - any name collision on 9x is not treated as an OSFILE - do not include in header file or filelist.dat
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@*: 1 - any name collision on 9x is NOT treated as an OSFILE but this file is
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@*: considered installed by NT. If some other rule (migdb) removed the Win9x file
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@*: the NT installed file will take over - include in header file, include in section 1 and in section 2
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@*: of filelist.dat
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@*:
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;empty
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