Overview for Generic CDROM Disk Installations!

This feature will allow you to fully
install most any CDRom Disk.
TriCD will first ask you for a Files
List name to find for conversion.
(This Files List Process may be skipped,
however, doing so will require you to
manually enter this information into
each New File Area at a later date for
the Installation process to be complete.)

Once TriCD finds the Files List for the
Conversion process, it will then request
you to select the Files List it found by
allowing you to tag each one. Please keep
in mind, if you select let's say 60 Files
List for the conversion process, later in
the program you will be requested to select
the Directories to install. You Must select
the same amount of Directories that will
match the Files List that was process.
(Example: 60 Files List Process, then you
must select 60 Directories for installation.)

After selecting the Files List for the
conversion process, TriCD will then extract
one line from a Files List and bring it up
into a User Definable Format Editor, where
you will be required to select a predefined
or build a Format String that Matches the
Line Extracted from your Files Lists. After
Selecting a Format String, TriCD will then
use this Format String as a pattern for
converting your Files Lists to TriBBS's
Binary Stye Files List and place them into
the Directory of your choice.

When this is completed, TriCD will then
Read all available Directories on your CDRom
Disk and bring them up into a pickbox. You
will then be required to tag the Directories
you wish to be installed into your TriBBS
File Areas.

TriCD will then ask you for input for the
default information needed to build your
TriBBS's File Areas. If TriBBS's Master
Index System was selected, TriCD will remind
you to run Master.exe in one of your Node's
Main directory so it can create the
Master.idx file. If Master Index System was
Not selected, then TriCD will give you an
opportunity to run the TriCD's MakeIdx Index
system to build individual Index files for
each File Area and place them in the
predefined path that you had specified.

