Q120204: Mozart: Manual Installation Instructions
Article: Q120204
Product(s): Microsoft Home Multimedia Titles
Version(s): WINDOWS:1.0,1.0a
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Last Modified: 10-DEC-1999
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Multimedia Mozart for Windows, versions 1.0, 1.0a
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SUMMARY
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This article provides instructions to manually install Microsoft Mozart,
versions 1.0 and 1.0a.
MORE INFORMATION
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These instructions assume:
- Your hard disk is drive C
- Your destination folder is C:\Mozart
- Your Windows folder is C:\Windows
- Your CD-ROM drive is drive D
If your hard disk drive, destination folder, Windows folder, or CD-ROM drive
letters are different, replace the drive letters and folder names throughout
this article with the drive letters and folder names on your computer.
NOTE: The following instructions discuss copying, editing, and modifying folders
and files. For more information about accomplishing these tasks in Windows, see
your Windows printed documentation or online Help.
Steps for Windows or Windows for Workgroups, Versions 3.x
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If you are running Microsoft Windows 3.x, follow these steps. When copying files,
exit Windows and copy from the MS-DOS command prompt. Allow MS-DOS to overwrite
any files it finds on your hard drive.
1. Create a folder on your hard disk called C:\Mozart.
For example, type the following at the MS-DOS command prompt and press ENTER
at the end of the line:
"md c:\mozart" (without the quotation marks)
2. Copy all the files from the D:\Mozart folder to C:\Mozart. The files are:
- Glossary.idx
- Index.nam
- Mozart.map
- Index.dat
- Mozart.exe (1.0 Only)
- Mozart mgf
- Index.map
- Msmozart.exe (1.0a Only)
- Mozart.mpf
- Readme.txt
For example, to copy Mozart.exe, type the following at the MS-DOS command
prompt and press ENTER at the end of the line:
"copy d:\mozart\mozart.exe c:\mozart" (without the quotation marks)
IMPORTANT: Media Vision's Mozart sound card also uses a file named Mozart.exe.
If you are using a Media Vision Mozart sound card, rename the Microsoft
Mozart 1.0 Mozart.exe file to Msmozart.exe to prevent problems running
Microsoft Mozart. To make sure you rename the correct Mozart.exe file, use
the file dates and size to distinguish between the files. The Microsoft
Mozart.exe file is 248,343 bytes and is dated 9-3-93. Remember to replace the
file Mozart.exe with Msmozart.exe as it pertains in the following
instructions.
NOTE: On the Mozart 1.0a CD, Mozart.exe has been renamed to Msmozart.exe and
avoids this problem.
3. Create a folder in C:\Mozart called either Illus256 or Illus16, depending on
the video resolution you are using:
- If you are using a 16-color video driver, use C:\Mozart\Illus16
- If you are using a 256-color video driver, use C:\Mozart\Illus256
4. Create a folder named Hd in the folder created in step 3.
- For 16-color settings, use C:\Mozart\Illus16\Hd
- For 256-color settings, use C:\Mozart\Illus256\Hd
5. Copy all the files from either D:\Mozart\Illus16\Hd folder or
D:\Mozart\Illus256\Hd folder to the matching folder on drive C.
6. Copy all the files in the D:\Mozart\Msstp\Shared folder to the
C:\Windows\System folder.
7. Copy all the files in the D:\Mozart\Msstp\System folder to the
C:\Windows\System folder.
8. Install the fonts through Control Panel using the following steps:
a. Double-click on the Fonts icon.
b. Click the Add button.
c. From the C:\Windows\System folder, click on the following fonts while
holding down the CTRL key on your keyboard:
Millicent 10,12,14,16
Millicent Bold 12,14
d. Click OK.
9. Use a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad, to make the following changes
to the Mozart.ini file, which is located in the Windows folder. If the
Mozart.ini file does not already exist, create one in the Windows folder with
these entries:
[Mozart]
CDPath=D:\Mozart
HDPath=C:\Mozart
10. Use a text editor to make the following changes to the Windows information
files, which are located in the Windows folder:
Changes to the Win.ini File
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[MCI EXTENSIONS]
wav=waveaudio
Changes to the System.ini File
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[Drivers]
Wavemapper=msacm.drv
[MSACM]
Install=msadpcm.acm
[MCI]
cdaudio=mcicda.drv
waveaudio=mciwave.drv
11. Add the Mozart icons to Program Manager by following the instructions at the
end of this article.
12. Exit Windows and restart the computer. The installation is now complete.
Steps for Windows 95
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Follow these steps if you are using Microsoft Windows 95. When copying files, DO
NOT overwrite ANY existing files.
CAUTION: Allowing the system files to be overwritten in Windows 95 may cause
improper system performance.
1. Follow steps 1 through 6 in the Windows 3.x section above to copy program and
shared files.
2. DO NOT follow step 7 above. Step 7 is for Windows 3.x system files.
3. Install the fonts with Control Panel using the following steps:
a. From the Control Panel window, double-click Fonts.
b. On the File menu, click Install New Font.
c. Change the drive to your CD-ROM drive.
d. Double-click the Mozart folder, and then the Msstp folder, and then the
Shared folder.
e. Click Select All to select both Millicent fonts.
f. Make sure the "Copy fonts to..." box is checked.
g. Click the OK button.
4. Follow Step 9 above to Edit or Create the Mozart.ini file.
5. Add the program icons or shortcuts using the appropriate section below as a
guide.
Create the Start Menu Shortcuts
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If you are using Windows 95, add Mozart to the Start Menu by following these
instructions:
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Taskbar.
2. Click the Start Menu Programs tab.
3. Click Add.
4. Type the following in the Command Line box, and then click Next:
"c:\mozart\mozart.exe (or c:\mozart\msmozart.exe for Mozart 1.0a)" (without
the quotation marks)
5. In the Select Program Folder dialog box, click on the Microsoft Multimedia
folder to select it, and then click Next.
NOTE: If Microsoft Multimedia is not listed, create it as follows:
a. Click New Folder
b. Type in the following, and then click Next:
"Microsoft Multimedia" (without the quotation marks)
6. In the Select A Title For The Program dialog box, type the following, and
then click Finish:
"Microsoft Mozart" (without the quotation marks)
Create Program Manager Icons
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If you use the Windows Program Manager, create the Mozart icons as follows:
1. Open the Microsoft Multimedia group. If this group does not already exist,
create it as follows:
a. On the File menu, click New.
b. Click Program Group, and then click OK.
c. In the Description box, type the following, and then click OK:
"Microsoft Multimedia" (without the quotation marks)
2. On the File menu, click New.
3. Click Program Item, and then click OK.
4. Type in the Description and Command Line as listed below, and then click OK:
For Mozart 1.0:
Description: Microsoft Mozart
Command Line: c:\mozart\mozart.exe
-or-
For Mozart 1.0a:
Description: Microsoft Mozart
Command Line: c:\mozart\msmozart.exe
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