Casio IT-2000W manual Windows Installation Utility, Start Option

9.10Windows Installation Utility

Overview

MS-Windows has been installed on the MASK ROM drive (E:). However, MS-Windows cannot be booted directly from the MASK ROM drive. This is because MS-Windows will overwrite some of the INI files at start up. However, since all the files including the INI files are initially located in the MASK ROM drive, they cannot be overwritten, therefore an error will result. To avoid this problem, it is necessary to copy some of the files in the write-permit drive (D:) before booting MS-Windows. Set up the country code and language to be used internally by Windows. WINST.EXE handles all these processes. WINST.EXE can also be used to install application programs. MS-Windows will load a program, specified by the shell script contained in the [boot] section of system.ini, as an application program. The Program Manager is loaded when MS-Windows is booted because the Program Manager has been specified by the above mentioned shell script. For this terminal it is recommended to specify the application program instead of the Program Manager. All processes, including rewriting of the system.ini file, can be automatically handled with WINST.EXE.

File name:

WINST [/M] [/T<directory>][Script File]

Start Option

The default operations can be modified by specifying a start option to initiate WINST.EXE. The options that can be specified and their functions are shown in the table below.

Option	Description
/M	This option specifies for WINST.EXE to be initiated from the menu. With the
	initiated menu Windows files can be installed after modifying, if necessary, the
	contents specified by the WINST.INF file. WINST.INF itself will not be
	automatically modified by this menu initiation.
/T<directory>	The default target directory of installation differs depending the working
	environment of WINST.EXE. If WINST.EXE is executed on a personal
	computer, the target directory will be the WINDOWS directory under the current
	directory. If WINST.EXE is executed on an IT-2000, the target directory will be
	the D:￿WINDOWS directory. If this option is specified, installation will be
	performed assuming the target directory is <directory>.
Script File	By default, WINST.EXE will perform installation according to the WINST.INF
	file. The WINST.INF file must exist under the same directory as the
	WINST.EXE file. If "Script File" is specified, the user-specified file can be used
	instead of the WINST.INF file.

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