1. NT40.ZIP Driver
2. NVIEW.INF File Contents

NVIEW.INF Driver File Contents (NT40.ZIP)

; - 10/16/01, Rich Clark, NVIDIA
; - Installs NVIEW files, sets up the autorun section of registry
;   and sets up uninstaller.
;	Updated 10/29
;	Updated 11/1 to assume a driver install (ie reboots between load/unload)

; - Copies files to the Windows, System, and Inf.

; GOALS:
;	Drop nview.dll, dmcpl.exe, nvTUICpl.cpl, nwiz.exe and nvshell.dll into system32 directory.
;	Copy over this .inf.
;	Drop nview profiles into the Windows\nview directory
;	NO - DONE BY WIZARD NOW Set up the Run application hotkey to always launch nview
;	Set up any initial registry settings
;	Set up runonce for nwiz.exe
;	Set up an uninstall
;
;	Change made 11/1 is that the Wizard now places nview in the run key rather than
;	the .inf.  Note that this requires the user to be logged in with the correct
;	priviledges when running the wizard.  Hopefully the driver .inf could spawn the
;	wizard immediately after installing to guaranty admin priviledes.
;
; PROBLEMS/ISSUES:
;	The nview.dll cannot be overwritten or erased while it is loaded.
;	You can unload nview from a command line.
;	A second problem, hopefully solved soon, is that unloading nView can cause crashes
;
; APPROACHES:
;	There are basically two approaches.  
;	(1) If we had an immediate run command from the .inf, we could solve all install
;	woes by actually running the nview unload prior to installing.  It turns out that
;	a newer .inf process (advpack.dll) actually allows this functionality!  It is likely
;	NOT compatible with display driver installs though.
;	(2) We can remove the file with the DEL_FLG_INUSE flag to tell windows to remove
;	the file on the next boot.  Of course, this means that the user has to uninstall
;	AND reboot before reinstalling nview.  As we have no dialogs from the .inf, this
;	is pretty nasty.
;
;	We took path (1) above for in-house nview installs.  It is recommended that
;	when the driver package is built, functionality required by advpack be replaced
;	by the setup.exe.
;
;	Updated 11/5 to add DELFLG_IN_USE1 to ALL files
;	updated 11/8 to add /clear flag to wizard launch to clear registry
;		(hack to fix issue of overinstalls on wizard)...
;	Updated 11/12 to remove auto-clean on install and update uninstall - got rid of adding links
;	Updated 11/14 to change reg structure per spec.
;	Updated 11/15 to add help (changes are initprofile, nwiz/install,hlp)
;	Updated 11/19 to register shell extension service in the .inf
;	Updated 12/4 to remove the UpdateInis, change the run key to the standard/common,
;	add more profiles, and put quotes around registry paths.

[Version]
Signature=$CHICAGO$

[DestinationDirs]
nViewCopy = 10,nview
nViewSysCopy = 11
nViewINFCopy = 17
nViewHLPCopy = 18

[DefaultInstall]
CopyFiles = nViewCopy, nViewSysCopy,nViewINFCopy,nViewHLPCopy
;DelReg = nViewUnRegisterApp			;temp to clean up registry before install
AddReg = nViewRegisterApp, nViewRegUninstall
RegisterDlls = NVShellDll

[NVShellDll]
11,,nvshell.dll,1

[RemovenView]
DelReg = nViewUnRegisterApp, nViewRegUninstall
DelFiles = nViewCopy, nViewSysCopy

[nViewHLPCopy]
NVWCPLEN.HLP

[nViewCopy]
Generic.tvp
Advanced.tvp
Finance.tvp
DCC.tvp
CAD.tvp


[nViewSysCopy]
nview.dll,,,DELFLG_IN_USE1 			;flag to delete next reboot if uninstall
dmcpl.exe,,,DELFLG_IN_USE1
nvshell.dll,,,DELFLG_IN_USE1
nvTUIcpl.cpl,,,DELFLG_IN_USE1
nWiz.exe,,,DELFLG_IN_USE1

[nViewINFCopy]
nview.inf

[nViewRegisterApp]
;Have to register and start nview.
;Wizard does now -> HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\nView,"nView",,"rundll32.exe nView.dll,nViewLoadHook"
;add initialization to the registry
;Changed below 11/14
HKLM,"Software\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\nView","InitProfile",,"generic.tvp"
;add run once wizard - updated 11/12 below - updated 11/14 below
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run,"nwiz",,"nwiz.exe /install"


[nViewUnRegisterApp]
;Deletes the registry entry (note that this deletes the entire key): - updated 11/14
HKCU,"Software\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\nView"
HKLM,"Software\NVIDIA Corporation\Global\nView"
;This second deletion is if the wizard has set up nview to automatically load
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run,"nwiz"

[nViewRegUninstall]
;Adds entry to the Add/Remove Programs dialog box in Control Panel 
;to uninstall the program:
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\nView,"DisplayName",,"NVIDIA nView Application"
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\nView,"UninstallString",,"nwiz /uninstall" 
;updated 11/12 above - HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\nView,"UninstallString",,"RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %17%\nview.inf,RemovenView" 

;[nViewAddLinks]
;Adds shortcut to Sample.exe on the Start menu:
;setup.ini, progman.groups,, "Sample=%SampleFolder%" ;creates folder
;setup.ini, Sample,, """%SampleDesc%"", %11%\DMCPL.EXE" ;creates link

;[nViewRemoveLinks]
;Removes shortcut to Sample.exe on the Start menu during uninstall:
;setup.ini, progman.groups,, "Sample=%SampleFolder%" ;creates folder
;setup.ini, Sample,, """%SampleDesc%""" ;deletes link 

[SourceDisksNames]
1 = %DiskName%,nView,0

[SourceDisksFiles]
DMCPL.exe = 1
nView.dll = 1
nVshell.dll = 1
nView.inf = 1
nvTUICpl.cpl = 1
generic.tvp = 1
NVWCPLEN.HLP = 1
Advanced.tvp = 1
Finance.tvp = 1
DCC.tvp = 1
CAD.tvp = 1

[Strings]
PROGRAMF = "PROGRA~1"
SampleFolder = "NVIDIA nView"
SampleDesc = "nView Desktop Management"
DiskName = "nView Application Installation Disk"