Installing the UniTool Application
All the files needed to run the UniTool application are copied into the appropriate directories when you install the Windows 95 DDK.
The software components that are specific to UniTool are listed below, along with their directory location after the Windows 95 DDK is installed.
- Include files PRINT.H and GDIDEFS.INC, which are on the path %DDKROOT%\INC16 after the Windows 95 DDK is installed. The system INCLUDE environment variable must identify the directory that contain these files; this can be done by running DDKENV.BAT with the appropriate parameters after the DDK is installed.
- Include files MDEVICE.H, MINDRVRC.H, MINIDRIV.H, PFM.H, and UNIDRV.H, which are on the path %DDKROOT%\PRINTER\INC after the Windows 95 DDK is installed. The system INCLUDE environment variable must identify the directory that contains these files; this can be done by running the DDKENV.BAT file with the appropriate parameters.
- The UniTool application (UNITOOL.EXE) and the UniTool help file (UNITOOL.HLP), which are on the path %DDKROOT%\PRINTER\BIN after the Windows 95 DDK is installed.
- The UniTool setup information file (UNITOOL.INF), which is in %WINROOT% after the DDK is installed.
- The Unitool configuration settings file (UNITOOL.INI), which is in %WINROOT% after the DDK is installed.
- The minidriver source file (MINIDRIV.C), which is in %DDKROOT%\PRINTER\SAMPLES after the DDK is installed.
- LIBINIT.ASM, which is in %DDKROOT%\PRINTER\SAMPLES after the DDK is installed.
- The Windows 95 DDK environment batch file (DDKENV.BAT) which is in the directory %DDKROOT% after the Windows 95 DDK is installed. You can run this batch file with the parameters 16 and printer to establish the LIB and INCLUDE environment variable values you need to run UNITOOL.EXE.