Q119102: Dangerous Creatures: Manual Installation Instructions
Article: Q119102
Product(s): Microsoft Home Multimedia Titles
Version(s): 1.00
Operating System(s):
Keyword(s):
Last Modified: 08-NOV-2001
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Dangerous Creatures for Windows, version 1.0
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SUMMARY
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The following describes how to manually set up Dangerous Creatures.
CAUTION: If you are using Windows 95 or Windows NT, when copying files, DO NOT
overwrite ANY existing files. Allowing the system files to be overwritten in
Windows 95 or Windows NT may cause improper system performance.
These directions assume the following:
- The hard disk drive is drive C.
- Windows is installed in C:\WINDOWS.
- The CD-ROM drive is drive X.
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1. Create a directory called C:\MSDANGER on your hard disk (drive C).
2. Copy the following files from the X:\XFILES\APP directory on the CD-ROM to
the C:\MSDANGER directory on your hard disk:
PIDHOLDR.DLL
MSDANGER.THE
README.TXT
EXPLORE.EXE
MSDANGER.DLL
MSDANGER.EXE
3. Copy the following file from the X:\XFILES\SYSTEM directory on the CD-ROM to
the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory on the hard disk:
ACMCMPRS.DLL
AVICAP.DLL
AVIFILE.DLL
COMPOBJ.DLL
DISPDIB.DLL
DVA.386
ICCVID.DRV
IMAADPCM.ACM
INDEOV.DRV
IR21_R.DLL
IR32.DLL
MAP_WIN.HLP
MCIAVI.DRV
MCIMMP.DRV
MCIOLE.DLL
MMP.DLL
MSACM.DLL
MSACM.DRV
MSADPCM.ACM
MSRLE.DRV
MSVIDC.DRV
MSVIDEO.DLL
OLE2.DLL
OLE2CONV.DLL
OLE2DISP.DLL
OLE2NLS.DLL
OLE2PROX.DLL
STDOLE.TLB
STORAGE.DLL
TYPELIB.DLL
VBRUN200.DLL
VER.DLL
VSHARE.386
4. Copy the following file from the X:\XFILES\SYSTEM directory on the CD-ROM to
the C:\WINDOWS directory on the hard disk:
MPLAYER.EXE
MPLAYER.HLP
INDEO.INI
5. Modify and/or add the following sections to the SYSTEM.INI file:
NOTE: Do not delete any information from these sections.
[Drivers]
WAVEMAPPER=MSACM.DRV
VIDC.MSVC=MSVIDC.DRV
VIDC.CVID=ICCVID.DRV
VIDC.RT21=INDEOV.DRV
VIDC.YVU9=INDEOV.DRV
VIDC.IV32=IR32.DLL
VIDC.IV31=INDEOV.DRV
[MSACM]
INSTALL=MSADPCM.ACM
[MCI]
AVIVIDEO=MCIAVI.DRV
6. Modify and/or add the following sections to the WIN.INI file:
[MCI EXTENSIONS]
AVI=AVIVIDEO
7. Create a file named MSDANGER.INI with the following entries:
[MICROSOFT DANGEROUS CREATURES]
CD=X:
DIRECTORY=C:\MSDANGER\
DISABLESOUNDEFFECTS=0
VIDEOINWINDOW=0
FIRSTVIDEOINWINDOW=0
DISABLENARRATION=0
PRINTHIGHQUALITY=1
PRINTPORTRAIT=0
COMMAND=C:\MSDANGER\MSDANGER.THE
WINDOW=195,134
DEMO=0
Save the file MSDANGER.INI to the C:\WINDOWS directory.
8. Register OLE information.
a. From the File menu in the Program Manager, choose Run.
b. Type the following command lines, and choose OK after each line.
regedit x:\xfiles\system\mplayer.reg
regedit x:\xfiles\system\ole2.reg
regedit x:\xfiles\system\cleanup.reg
NOTE: If the operation is successful, the following message appears:
Registration Info Editor Information in X:\XFILES\SYSTEM\*.REG has been
successfully registered in the registration database.
Choose OK.
9. Create a new program group called "Microsoft Multimedia."
a. From the File menu in Program Manager, choose New.
b. Select New Program Group and choose OK.
c. Enter " Microsoft Multimedia " (without the quotation marks) in the
Description box and choose OK.
10. Add the following new program item to this group.
a. From the File menu in Program Manager, choose New and choose OK to add a
new Program Item.
b. Enter the following description and command line for the program item:
Description: Dangerous Creatures
Command Line: C:\MSDANGER\MSDANGER.EXE
Working Directory: C:\MSDANGER
c. Choose OK to accept the information.
11. Restart Windows for the system changes to take affect.
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Version : 1.00
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