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;WinFax PRO 10.0 (Fax Sharing)                 Symantec Corporation
;Sample Script File                                   February 2000
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;
; 
; About Scripted Installations:
; -----------------------------------
;You can install WinFax on one or more computers, depending on 
;the type of license you purchased. If you are installing WinFax
;on a single computer, you can do so from the WinFax CD. If more 
;than one person in your organization is installing WinFax, your
;administrator may automate the installation process using a 
;scripted installation.
;
;To automate the installation process, you can use a scripted 
;installation. A scripted installation installs WinFax using the
;settings contained in two files: an InstallShield silent response
;file (SETUP.ISS) and a script file (WFSCRIPT.SPT). The 
;InstallShield silent response file contains all options you would
;normally specify during the WinFax installation. The script file
;contains options that you would configure after installing 
;WinFax (for example, the modem or fax device you want to use).
;
; To install WinFax using a scripted install:
;
; 1. Copy the WinFax installation files from the WinFax
;    installation CD to a network drive that is accessible to
;    all users who will install WinFax on their computers.
;
; 2. Create an InstallShield silent response file (SETUP.ISS) 
;    that you can use as an installation template. 
;
; 3. Create an installation script file containing the appropriate
;    configuration options. (This file is a sample script file.)
;
; 4. Copy both the InstallShield silent response file (SETUP.ISS) 
;    and the installation script (WFSCRIPT.SPT) to the Disk1 
;    subdirectory of the network directory containing the WinFax
;    installation files.
;
; 5. Instruct users to install WinFax using the silent response 
;    file and installation script. 
;
; FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS ON USING SCRIPTED INSTALLATIONS SEE
; THE ELECTRONIC VERSIONS OF THE DOCUMENTATION AVAILABLE ON THE 
; WINFAX INSTALLATION CD:
;
; * WinFax PRO Fax Sharing - WFXSHARE.PDF
; * WinFax (all other modems & fax devices) - WFSCRIPT.PDF
;
;
; 
; About this File:
; -----------------------------------
; This file contains a sample a typical script required to run 
; the WinFax scripted install. You can use an install script to 
; configure WinFax to work with the following 
; modem/fax devices:
; 
; * WinFax PRO Fax Sharing Client "Networked" mode (Peer-to-Peer)
; * Regular modem
; * CAS modem/fax board
; * ISDN card
; * RightFAX Server Interface
;
;
; Do not delete any entries or sections that are not used. Simply 
; comment them out with a leading semi-colon (;).





[GENERAL]
;Use this section to specify the installation directory
;and the installation type.


;INSTALLATION DIRECTORY--This entry identifies the 
;installation directory on the user's computer. This 
;example provides the default location. 

EXEPATH=C:\Program Files\Symantec\WinFax


;INSTALLATION TYPE--This entry identifies the  
;type of installation. The Typical option installs the complete
;set of WinFax program files. The Minimum option 
;installs the fewest number of files required. Do one of
;the following:
;
; * Typical installation - Set INSTTYPE=0.
; * Minimum installation - Set INSTTYPE=1.

INSTTYPE=0





[LOCATION]
;Use this section to specify dialing instructions for 
;your current location.


;COUNTRY CODE AND AREA CODE--These entries identify
;the Default dialing location settings for users.
;For the United States and Canada, the country code 
;is 1. If you are setting up a non-North American 
;location, type the routing code (or city code) in the 
;AREA entry.

COUNTRY=1
AREA=416


;ENABLE PREFIX--This entry enables or disables a dialing 
;prefix for the Default location. Do one of the following:
;
; * Use a prefix - Set USEPREFIX=1.
; * Do not use a prefix - Set USEPREFIX=0.

USEPREFIX=1


;DEFINE PREFIX--This entry defines the prefix for the Default location. 
;A comma adds a 2 second pause to the dial sequence.

PREFIX=9,





[STANDALONE]
;Use this section to specify whether you are installing a
;standalone version of WinFax or a networked version of WinFax.


;STANDALONE--This entry identifies whether you want to
;install WinFax to work with a local fax device or a remote
;fax device. Do one of the following:
;
;  * WinFax PRO Fax Sharing Client - Set STDALONE=0.  
;  * CAS modem/fax board - Set STDALONE=0.
;  * ISDN card - Set STDALONE=0.
;  * RightFAX - Set STDALONE=0.
;  * Regular modem - Set STDALONE=1.

STDALONE=0





[WFXIFSETUP]
;Use this section to specify the type of fax device you want
;to use with WinFax. If you are using a custom fax device
;created using the WinFax PRO Software Development Kit
;HAL feature, use this section to specify additional
;options for your device.


;FAX DEVICE--This entry specifies the type of fax
;device you want to use with WinFax. Do one of the
;following:
;
; * WinFax PRO Fax Sharing Client - Set WFXIFID=WPP.
; * CAS modem/fax board - Set WFXIFID=CAS.
; * ISDN card - Set WFXIFID=ISC.
; * RightFAX - Set WFXIFID=RFX.
; * Regular modem - Ignore this entry.

WFXIFID=WPP


;MANUAL OVERRIDE--Some HAL devices are capable
;of automatically determining the appropriate configuration
;based on hardware detected on your system. These
;devices will perform this auto-configuration unless you
;set the following value to 1, in order to manually select
;the configuration. Normally, you should not change this
;entry

ManualOverride=0


;INSTANCE NAME/ID--These entries identify
;the instance (or "operating mode") to be configured
;for the selected HAL. One of these entries must be
;provided, unless your HAL has auto-configuration
;capability and FirstInstance (see below) is set to 1.
;There is a one-to-one correspondance between
;InstanceName and InstanceID, so only one of the
;entries need be provided. If both are provided, the
;InstanceName will be used (InstanceID will be
;ignored). You can determine the set of available
;InstanceName values by manually configuring
;the HAL and recording the strings that appear in
;the configuration dialogs (in the "Model" list). To
;use InstanceID, a list must be provided by the
;manufacturer as it is not apparent from the "Model"
;list what the equivalent numeric ID would be.
;An error will result if the instance
;cannot be found in the set of instances enumerated
;by the HAL as being available.

InstanceName=
InstanceID=1


;FIRST INSTANCE--If the HAL you are configuring
;is autoconfigure capable and the HAL determines
;that more than one possible configuration is available,
;this entry indicates that you want to have the first
;possible configuration selected. If set to 0, then you
;are again expected to provide the InstanceName or
;InstanceID, as described above, and if such a
;configuration is not included in the set of potential
;configurations detected, an error will occur.
;Normally, this entry can be left at a value of 1.

FirstInstance=1




[AUTCNFIG]
;This entry indicates that you want to automatically 
;configure WinFax to work with a local modem. 
;
;Before using this entry, you must do the following:
;
;1. Install WinFax to work with your local modem.
;
;2. Verify that your modem works properly.
; 
;3. Export the registry key:
;   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Delrina\commsuite\7.0\modems\modems0
;
;4. Name the exported file "AUTCNFIG.REG".
;
;5. Copy AUTCNFIG.REG to the network directory
;   containing the WinFax installation files.
;
;Before running the scripted install, the AUTOCNFIG.REG file must
;be copied from the network directory (containing the WinFax 
;installation files) to the "Windows" directory on the 
;user's station.





[MODEMS]

;NETWORK MODEM--This entry identifies users as 
;WinFax clients on a network. Do the following:
;
; * WinFax PRO Fax Sharing Client - Set USEHAL=1.
; * CAS modem/fax board - Set USEHAL=1.
; * ISDN card - Set USEHAL=1.
; * RightFAX - Set USEHAL=1.
; * Regular modem - Set USEHAL=3.

USEHAL=1


;NETWORK SERVER--This entry identifies the type of fax
;network you are using.
;
; * WinFax PRO Fax Sharing Client - Set HAL=2.
; * CAS modem/fax board - Set HAL=3.
; * ISDN card - Set HAL=3.
; * RightFAX - Set HAL=3.
; * Regular modem - Set HAL=3.

HAL=3





[WPP SETTINGS]
;Use this section to specify settings for the Fax Sharing fax device.
;If you are not using this script file to install WinFax for
;fax sharing, ignore this section.
;DO NOT DELETE THIS SECTION. 


; WINFAX HOST STATION--Specify the WinFax Host station's
 network computer name or IP address. You must complete this entry.

HostID=


;OPERATING SYSTEM--Specify the type of operating system on which the
;WinFax Host software is running. Do one of the following:
;
; * Unknown operating system - Set ConnectMethod=0.
; * Windows NT/2000 - Set ConnectMethod=1.
; * Windows 95/98 - Set ConnectMethod=2.

ConnectMethod=


;CHECK FOR NEW FAXES ON STARTUP--Use this option to 
;specify whether you want to check the WinFax Host computer
;for new faxes when you start WinFax. Do one of the following:
;
; * Check on startup - Set ReceiveCheckOnStartup=1.
; * Do not check on startup - Set ReceiveCheckOnStartup=0.

ReceiveCheckOnStartup=


;WINFAX HOST PASSWORD--Type the WinFax Host 
; computer's password (if it exists). 

Password=





[CAS SETTINGS]
;Use this section to specify settings for CAS modems/fax devices.
;If you are not using this script file to install WinFax to work 
;with CAS modems/fax boards, ignore this section.
;DO NOT DELETE THIS SECTION. 


;ENABLE AUTOMATIC RECEIVE--Specify the default 
; receive mode. Do one of the following:
;
; * Enable automatic reception - Set UseWinFaxAutoreceive=1.
; * Disable automatic reception - Set UseWinFaxAutoreceive=0.
;
;If you disable automatic reception, the CAS modem/fax
;board receives all of your faxes instead of WinFax. After
;installing WinFax, you can change the automatic 
;reception setting from the Controller menu or from the
;Receive menu in Message Manager.

UseWinFaxAutoreceive=


;FAX HEADERS-- Specify whether you want to use WinFax 
;headers on fax pages or standard CAS headers. Do one of the
;following:
;
; * Use WinFax headers - Set UseWinFaxHeader=1.
; * Use CAS headers - Set UseWinFaxHeader=0.

UseWinFaxHeader=





[ISC SETTINGS]
;Use this section to specify settings for the ISDN fax device.
;If you are not using this script file to install WinFax for an
;ISDN fax device, ignore this section.
;DO NOT DELETE THIS SECTION. 


;USE SPEEDFAX--Specify whether you want to enable 
;the SpeedFax option for WinFax ISDN to WinFax ISDN
;communications. Enter 0 to disable the SpeedFax option.
;Do one of the following:
;
; * Enable SpeedFax - Set SpeedFax=1.
; * Disable SpeedFax - Set SpeedFax=0.
;
;Note: SpeedFax is not available in North America.

SpeedFax=


;ALLOW GLOBAL CALLS--Specify whether you 
;want to receive calls when no MSN is specified. Do
;one of the following:
;
; Receive calls without a MSN - Set GlobalCalls=1.
; Reject calls without a MSN - Set GlobalCalls=0.

GlobalCalls=


; BLOCK SIZE--Specify the fax block size. You can enter any number
;between 128 and 2048. The default varies depending on your ISDN card type.

BlockSize=


;RECEIVING EXTENSION--Specify your receiving extension. If you do not
;specify this option, calls are answered on all MSNs.

MSN=

;CALLING LINE IDENTIFER--If your phone system or PBX requires a 
;calling line identifier, specify your CLID in this entry.

CLID=





[RFX SETTINGS]
;Use this section to specify settings for the RightFAX fax device.
;If you are not using this script file to install WinFax for an
;RightFAX fax device, ignore this section.
;DO NOT DELETE THIS SECTION. 

;COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL--Specify which communication protocol
;you wish to use to talk to the server
;
; * Named Pipes - COMMPROTOCOL=1
; * IPX for OS/2 Servers - COMMPROTOCOL=2
; * SPX - COMMPROTOCOL=3
; * TCP/IP - COMMPROTOCOL=4
; * IPX - COMMPROTOCOL=5
;
COMMPROTOCOL=4

;SERVER NAME--Specify the server to connect with
;
SERVERNAME=server_name

;USER ID--Specify which user account to use
;
; * Take the current logged in account - USERID=@
; * Specified account - USERID=string
;
USERID=user_id

;PASSWORD--Specify the password to use
;
; * Specified password - PASSWORD=string
;
PASSWORD=

;RECEIVE COMPLETION--Specify what to do with received events
;
; * Delete event from server - RECEIVECOMPLETION=0
; * Mark event at server viewed - RECEIVECOMPLETION=1
;
RECEIVECOMPLETION=0

;SEND COMPLETION--Specify what to do with sent events
;
; * Delete event from server - SENDCOMPLETION=0
; * Mark event at server viewed - SENDCOMPLETION=1
;
SENDCOMPLETION=0

;USER INFO TIMEOUT--Specify how many seconds to wait between checks of
;the user information to see if there are any new receives or sends
;
; * Timeout value in seconds - USERINFOTIMEOUT=#
;
USERINFOTIMEOUT=60

;USER INFO FORCED TIMEOUT--Specify how many seconds to wait before
;a forced check is done of the receives and sends.  This ensures that
;we will periodically check for events, even if the user info says there
;are no changes in the event lists.
;
; * Timeout value in seconds - USERINFOFFORCEDTIMEOUT=#
;
USERINFOFORCEDTIMEOUT=600

;SERVER TIMEZONE BIAS--Specify the servers timezone offset to get to GMT.
;Remember that new servers beyond version 6.?? have automatic settings and
;will ignore this value
;
; * NO TIMEZONE BIAS FIXUP AT ALL - SERVERTIMEZONEBIAS=2147483647
; * Bias in minutes - SERVERTIMEZONEBIAS=300 (for EST)
;
SERVERTIMEZONEBIAS=2147483647





