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Q129727: Wine Guide: Manual Installation Instructions

Article: Q129727
Product(s): Microsoft Home Multimedia Titles
Version(s): WINDOWS:1.0
Operating System(s): 
Keyword(s): win31
Last Modified: 11-DEC-1999

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The information in this article applies to:

- Microsoft Wine Guide for Windows, version 1.0 
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SUMMARY
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This article provides instructions to manually install Microsoft Wine Guide for
Windows, version 1.0.

NOTE: Wine Guide 1.0 and 1.0a use different program filenames, directory
structures, and setup procedures. This article applies to version 1.0 only.

MORE INFORMATION
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The steps below assume:

- Your destination folder is C:\Mswine

- Windows is in C:\Windows

- Your hard drive is drive C

- Your CD-ROM drive is drive D

If your hard 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
(directories) and files. For more information about accomplishing these tasks in
Windows, see your Windows printed documentation or online Help.

Steps For Windows 95 or Windows NT 3.51
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1. Create a folder named Mswine on drive C. For example, from the MS-DOS command
  prompt on drive C, type the following

  "md c:\mswine" (without the quotation marks)

  and press ENTER.

2. Copy the following files from the D:\Afiles\Msstp folder on your Wine Guide
  CD-ROM to the C:\Mswine folder on your hard disk.

  Cdtest.txt
  Pidholdr.dll

  For example, type the following at the MS-DOS command prompt

  "copy d:\afiles\msstp\cdtest.txt c:\mswine" (without the quotation marks)

  and press ENTER.

3. Copy the following file from D:\ to C:\Mswine:

  Readme.txt

4. Copy the following file D:\Afiles\App to C:\Mswine:

  Winegde.exe

5. Copy the following files from D:\Afiles\Codec32 to C:\Windows\System
  (System32 in Windows NT):

  Imaadp32.acm
  Msadp32.acm

  Msg711.acm
  Msgsm32.acm
  Tssoft32.acm
  Iccvid.dll
  Ir32_32.dll
  Msrle32.dll
  Msvidc32.dll

6. Create the folder C:\Windows\Msapps\Msinfo if it does not exist. Copy
  D:\Afiles\Msinfo\Msinfo.Exe to C:\Windows\Msapps\Msinfo.

7. Use a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad, to make the following changes
  to the Mswine.ini file, which is located in the Windows folder. If the
  Mswine.ini file does not already exist, create one in the Windows folder with
  these entries:

        [Engine Params]
        CD=E:\ 
        DataDir=MSWDATA
        TimeDir=MSWPTIME
        Timeout=0
        ButtonSounds=Yes

8. Use a text editor to make the following changes to the Windows initialization
  files, which are located in the Windows folder:

  Control.ini File Changes
  ------------------------

        [drivers.desc]
        msacm.drv=Microsoft Sound Mapper V2.00
        msadpcm.acm=Microsoft ADPCM Codec V2.00
        imaadpcm.acm=Microsoft IMA ADPCM Codec V2.00

  Win.ini File Changes
  --------------------

        [mci extensions]
        wav=waveaudio
        avi=AVIVideo

        [MSAPPS]
        MSINFO=C:\WINDOWS\MSAPPS\MSINFO

        [Microsoft System Info]
        MSINFO=C:\WINDOWS\MSAPPS\MSINFO\MSINFO.EXE

  Changes to the System.ini File
  ------------------------------

        [386Enh]
        DEVICE=DVA.386

        [mci]
        AVIVideo=mciavi.drv

        [drivers32]
        VIDC.IV32=ir32_32.dll
        VIDC.IV31=ir32_32.dll
        VIDC.CVID=iccvid.drv
        VIDC.MSVC=msvidc.drv
        VIDC.MRLE=msrle.drv
        MSACM.msadpcm=msadp32.acm
        MSACM.imaadpcm=imaadp32.acm
        MSACM.msgsm711=msgsm711.acm
        MSACM.msgsm610=msgsm32.acm

        [msacm.msgsm610]
        MaxRTDecodeSamplesPerSec=22050

9. Create the Wine Guide shortcuts or icons using the appropriate section below
  as a guide.

10. Shut down and then Restart Windows.

Steps for Windows or Windows for Workgroups, Versions 3.x
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1. Create a folder named Mswine on drive C.

2. Copy the following files from the D:\Afiles\Msstp folder on your Wine Guide
  CD-ROM to the C:\Mswine folder on your hard disk.

  Cdtest.txt
  Pidholdr.dll

3. Copy the following file from D:\ to C:\Mswine:

  Readme.txt

4. Copy the following file D:\Afiles\App to C:\Mswine:

  Winegde.exe

5. Copy the following files from D:\Afiles\System to C:\Windows\System:

  Compobj.dll    Ole2conv.dll    Ole2.dll       Ole2disp.dll
  Ole2prox.dll   Storage.dll     Ole2nls.dll    Dva.386
  Typelib.dll    Stdole.tlb      Dispdib.dll    Map_Win.hlp
  Avicap.dll     Avifile.dll     Msvideo.dll    Vshare.386
  Acmcmprs.dll   Mciavi.drv      Msacm.dll      Msacm.drv

6. Copy the following audio codec files from D:\Afiles\Codec16 to
  C:\Windows\System:

  Imaadpcm.acm
  Msadpcm.acm
  Ir32.dll
  Iccvid.drv
  Msrle.drv
  Msvidc.drv

7. Copy the following files from D:\Afiles\System to C:\Windows:

  Mplayer.exe
  Mplayer.hlp

8. From Program Manager, on the File menu click Run, then type the following
  command, then click OK:

  "d:\afiles\system\mplayer.reg" (without the quotation marks)

9. Repeat step 8 for the following command lines:

  d:\afiles\system\ole2.reg
  d:\afiles\system\cleanup.reg

10. Create the folder C:\Windows\Msapps\Msinfo if it does not exist. Copy
  D:\Afiles\Msinfo\Msinfo.Exe to C:\Windows\Msapps\Msinfo.

11. Use a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad, to make the following changes
  to the Mswine.ini file, which is located in the Windows folder. If the
  Mswine.ini file does not already exist, create one in the Windows folder
  with these entries:

      [Engine Params]
      CD=E:\ 
      DataDir=MSWDATA
      TimeDir=MSWPTIME
      Timeout=0
      ButtonSounds=Yes

12. Use a text editor to make the following changes to the Windows
  initialization files, which are located in the Windows folder:

  Changes to the Control.ini File
  -------------------------------

      [drivers.desc]
      msacm.drv=Microsoft Sound Mapper V2.00
      msadpcm.acm=Microsoft ADPCM Codec V2.00
      imaadpcm.acm=Microsoft IMA ADPCM Codec V2.00

  Changes to the Win.ini File
  ---------------------------

      [mci extensions]
      wav=waveaudio
      avi=AVIVideo

      [MSAPPS]
      MSINFO=C:\WINDOWS\MSAPPS\MSINFO

      [Microsoft System Info]
      MSINFO=C:\WINDOWS\MSAPPS\MSINFO\MSINFO.EXE

  Changes to the System.ini File
  ------------------------------

      [386Enh]
      DEVICE=VSHARE.386
      DEVICE=DVA.386

      [mci]
      AVIVideo=mciavi.drv

      [drivers]
      WaveMapper=msacm.drv
      MSACM.msadpcm=msadpcm.acm
      MSACM.imaadpcm=imaadpcm.acm
      MSACM.msgsm610=msgsm610.acm
      VIDC.IV31=ir32.dll
      VIDC.IV32=ir32.dll
      VIDC.CVID=iccvid.drv
      VIDC.MSVC=msvidc.drv
      VIDC.MRLE=msrle.drv

      [msacm.msgsm610]
      MaxRTDecodeSamplesPerSec=22050

13. Add the program icons using the appropriate section below as a guide.

14. Restart Windows.

Creating Start Menu Shortcuts
-----------------------------

If you are using Windows 95, do the following to add Wine Guide to the Start
Menu:

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:\mswine\winegde.exe" (without the quotation marks)

5. In the Select Program Folder dialog box, click the Microsoft Multimedia
  folder to select it, and then click Next.

  NOTE: If the Microsoft Multimedia folder is not listed, create it using the
  following steps:
  a. Click New Folder

  b. Type 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 Wine Guide" (without the quotation marks)

7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 to create shortcuts for the following items:

  Command Line: d:\mmcat\catppi.exe
  Select A Title For The Program: Microsoft Multimedia Catalog

  Command Line: c:\windows\notepad.exe c:\mswine\readme.txt
  Select A Title For The Program: Readme

Creating Program Manager Icons
------------------------------

If you are using Program Manager, create the Wine Guide icons using the following
instructions:

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 the Description and Command Line information as listed below, and then
  click OK:

     Description:       Microsoft Wine Guide
     Command Line:      c:\mswine\winegde.exe

5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for the following items:

     Description:       Microsoft Multimedia Catalog
     Command Line:      d:\mmcat\catppi.exe

     Description:       Readme
     Command Line:      c:\windows\notepad.exe c:\mswine\readme.txt

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Keywords          : win31 
Technology        : kbHomeProdSearch kbWine100
Version           : WINDOWS:1.0

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