@@ADNOQ
@@ADYESQ
@@ALLDONEYESQ
Select Yes if you want the installation information written into the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file on your disk.  This will cause PlusCache to be loaded
automatically each time your computer is started.  You will first be asked
for the drive name of the disk where your AUTOEXEC.BAT file is located.

Select No if you do not want to write out the installation information now.
You will return to the main choice menu where you can exit or make new
changes.
@@ALLDONENOQ
Select No if you do not want to write out the installation information now.
You will return to the main choice menu where you can exit or make new
changes.

Select Yes if you want the installation information written into the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file on your disk.  This will cause PlusCache to be loaded
automatically each time your computer is started.  You will first be asked
for the drive name of the disk where your AUTOEXEC.BAT file is located.
@@ALLMEMQ
Use All Available

Use all available memory of the memory type chosen for disk caching. This
leaves no other memory of the same type left for programs that are loaded
later. (Except that any memory over the maximum cache size of 1072Kb will
automatically be reserved.)
@@ATFBNOQ
@@ATFBYESQ
@@ATHBNOQ
@@ATHBYESQ
@@BATCPATHQ
Enter the drive letter for the boot disk where your AUTOEXEC.BAT file is
located.  The PlusCache command line in this file will be used as a basis
for furthur changes.

Press the Esc key to ignore this question.
@@BANOQ
@@BAYESQ
@@INSAUTOPQ
Enter the drive letter for the boot disk where your AUTOEXEC.BAT file is
located. A PlusCache command line will be added to this file so that the
cache is loaded each time your system starts up.

Press the Esc key to ignore this question.
@@CONVMEMQ
Use conventional memory for cache.

Conventional memory is normal memory up to 640Kb.
@@DCHELPQ
If you want to restrict caching to certain drives, specify which drives
should not be cached.  You can also dedicate the cache to a single drive by
specifying all other drives should not be cached.

Default:  All hard disk drives are cached.  All other drives are not,
including RAM disks and remote network drives.
@@DELSNOQ
Selecting NO will prevent making any modification to your disk, and you
will return to the main menu.
@@DELSYESQ
Selecting YES will cause your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to be modified. The PlusCache
command will be changed into a REMark line.  This will prevent PlusCache
from automatically being loaded each time your computer is started.

You will then return to DOS.  If you wish to make further changes, you should
invoke this program again.
@@EMSQ
Use expanded memory for PlusCache's cache.

Expanded memory is memory which conforms to the
Lotus/Intel/Microsoft Expanded Memory Specification.

Note:  Setting up the cache in expanded memory uses the least amount
of conventional memory.  This is generally more efficient than setting up
the cache in extended memory.
@@EXTENDEDMQ
Use extended memory for PlusCache's cache.

Extended memory is memory installed beyond the DOS limit of 640Kb on IBM
ATs and other systems with 80286 or 80386 processors.  IBM sometimes refers
to this memory as expansion memory.
@@EXTMEMADDR
Specify Lowest Starting Address

This value allows you to tell the cache not to use Extended memory below
the specified base address.  This is only necessary to avoid conflicting
with other resident programs which use Extended memory and which the cache
cannot automatically recognize.

Most of the popular RAM Disk programs and other resident programs which use
Extended memory, are automatically recognized by the cache and there is no
need to specify a new value here.

If you are using any program in extended memory which the cache does not
seem to recognize correctly, you should specify a lowest starting address
which will be above the memory used by that program.

For example, if you have a 512K byte RAM Disk beginning at 1024K (the
beginning of Extended memory), the correct lowest starting address for
the cache would be 1024K + 512K = 1536K, and the appropriate value to
enter here would be 1536.

The cache loads itself from the top of Extended memory down and will often
not actually reach the specified minimum base address.

Remember, this is only necessary if the cache does not automatically
recognize the other program.  You can detect this by noticing when the
cache is installed that its starting address conflicts with the Extended
memory used by the other program.
@@RESVMEMQ
Specify Reserve Size

This option allows you to reserve a specific number of K bytes for programs
other than PlusCache.

Specifying the amount of memory to reserve is often more convenient than
specifying the size of the cache, because it allows PlusCache to calculate
its size based on your estimate of how much memory your applications will
need.

Defaults:

For a conventional memory cache, reserve 480Kb for other programs. For
an expanded or extended memory cache, reserve none for other programs.
(Except that any memory over the maximum cache size of 1072Kb will
automatically be reserved, since this is the maximum cache size.)
@@SAVEYESQ
Select Yes if you want the installation information written into the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file on your disk.  This will cause PlusCache to be loaded
automatically each time your computer is started.  You will first be asked
for the drive name of the disk where your AUTOEXEC.BAT file is located.

Select No if you do not want to write out the installation information now.
You will return to DOS.  If you wish to make further changes, you should
invoke this program again.
@@SAVENOQ
Select No if you do not want to write out the installation information now.
You will then return to DOS.  If you wish to make further changes, you should
invoke this program again.

Select Yes if you want the installation information written into the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file on your disk.  This will cause PlusCache to be loaded
automatically each time your computer is started.  You will first be asked
for the drive name of the disk where your AUTOEXEC.BAT file is located.
@@SIZEMEMQ
Specify Cache Size

This option allows you to allocate a specific number of K bytes for PlusCache.
The rest of the memory type chosen is available for other programs.

For conventional memory the value should be between 64 and the amount
of conventional memory remaining above DOS.

For extended memory the value should be between 64 and 1024.

For expanded memory the value should be between 64 and 1072.

Defaults:

For conventional memory the default cache size is 128 K bytes.

For extended memory the default cache size is all available up to
1024 K bytes.

For expanded memory the default cache size is all available up to
1072 K bytes.
@@SONOQ
Select No if you want another chance to go back and change some of the
values for the cache.

Select Yes if these are the correct values you want for the cache.
You will next be asked if you want to write out the information to the disk.
@@SOYESQ
Select Yes if these are the correct values you want for the cache.
You will next be asked if you want to write out the information to the disk.

Select No if you want another chance to go back and change some of the
values for the cache.
@@SSNOQ
@@SSYESQ
@@TCHELPQ
@@VCNOQ
@@VCYESQ
@@WRRNOQ
@@WRRYESQ
@@INSTALLMSG
Copy program files to disk.
@@DELSETUPMSG
Selecting "Remove Existing Setup" will allow you to remove PlusCache commands
from your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  This will stop the PlusCache program from being
loaded automatically each time your computer is started up.

You will be asked for the drive letter of the existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

@@OLDSETUPMSG
Use "Modify Existing Setup" if you already have PlusCache
commands in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  You will
be asked for the drive letter of the existing AUTOEXEC.BAT
file.  The PlusCache options specified in this file will be used as a basis
for further changes.  You will then be asked a series of
questions about options for the cache.

After selecting the options, you will will be asked if you wish to write the
information into your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  You will have the choice of
returning to this menu again where you may review or change any of the
options by selecting "Define PlusCache Setup".

Selecting "Modify Existing Setup" a second time will cause all option
values to be reset to the values found in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, even
if you had changed some options during the first pass through this
program.

Actual changes to your system files will not be written until you choose to
exit this program.
@@CRETSETUPMSG
"Define PlusCache Setup" is used to define a new set of PlusCache
options or to review and change options which you have already defined
during this session.  You will be asked a series of questions to define
program options.  The initial options are default values which PlusCache
picks for your computer.

After defining the options, you will will be asked if you wish to write
the information into your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  You will have the choice
of returning to this menu again where you may review or change any of
the options by again selecting "Define PlusCache Setup".

If you wish to start over with a clean set of default options, you
should Quit without saving, and run this program again.

Use "Modify Existing Setup" to start out with the PlusCache options
currently defined in your AUTOEXEC.BAT initialization file.
@@QUITMSG
Use "Exit and Save or Quit" if you are finished defining program options
and you wish to EITHER Save the information, or Quit without saving.

If you have defined any options during the session, you will be asked if you
wish to save them in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

If you choose "YES", you will be asked for the name of the drive where your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file is located.  Writing the PlusCache command to this file
will cause the PlusCache program to be started up each time you restart
your computer.

If you choose "NO", information will not be written, and your AUTOEXEC.BAT
file  will remain unchanged.

In either case, you will exit from this program and return to DOS.

If you have not defined any program options during the session, you will exit
immediately from the program and return to DOS.
@@END
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