@NO_HELP
                       !We Need You!

If you have a provider that it not listed by this installation 
program or the provider is listed but details have changed then 
please email Nick@Flinny.demon.co.uk and give him your *working* 
script.

                  Thanks for your support!
@F0SINGLE
If you are singletasking or if you multitask and still want to 
run STiK as an accessory then select this button. This installs 
the STiK package into C:\ or A:\ if C:\ is found not to exist.

Use the multitasking option if you have you accessories in a 
directory. Note that you will have to manually rename the 
STIK.PRG file back to STIK.ACC.
@F0MULTI
Those who multitask are able to use this option. Rather than 
placing the STiK package in your boot drive you can tuck them 
neatly away anywhere else. The file STIKTSR.PRG is still written 
to your AUTO folder - the order should be largely unimportant. 
Use an AUTO sorter if this is a concern.

You then execute the file STIK.PRG directly.

MagiC users should note that pre-emptive multitasking should be 
switched *off* before a connection is made.
@F0UP
Click to go up a slot, hold to repeat.

Wow - what an incredibly *slow* scroll! If you think that is bad 
wait until you try the editor <G>.
@F0DN
Click to go down a slot, hold to repeat.

Why on earth I put help in for up and down buttons I will never 
know - I could take it out of course but I'm too lazy!
@F0PROVLIST
If you are lucky then your provider will be listed here. If you 
are not then select the "Default" option.

If your provider is listed then much of the configuration program 
details will already be set for you and you will only have to set 
those items which apply specifically to you.

Hitting Help on an item whilst the configuration program is 
running will tell you if the item needs to be changed, amongst 
other things.
@F0DST
This is where the configuration files will be installed. They can 
be anywhere.

If you selected the multitasking option then the STiK package 
will also be installed here.

If you enter a filename into the file selector and click on "OK" 
then then is assumed to mean that you want to create a new 
directory in the path the file selector currently shows.
@F0HELP
If you are unsure how to proceed, hold the mouse over an object 
and hit the HELP key.

Enough information will be provided to allow you to proceed.
@F0APPLY
This options starts the installation process. Files are copied to 
the relevent places.

Note that if any files of the same name exist in the destination 
they will be overwritten.

If an error occurs you will be told - the installation will not 
be valid but can be attempted again. This program automatically 
executes the next when it thinks it has been successful.
@E_NO_DST
You have not selected the directory in which installation is to 
take place. Go back and do this now. Hit HELP over it if you are 
unsure how to proceed.
@E_NO_PROVIDER
You have not selected a provider from the list. Hit HELP over it 
if you are unsure how to proceed.
@E_COPY_CONF
Failed to copy.

Either the source file does not exist (it should) or the 
destination file exists and it is locked (check) or there has 
been a file system error, such as not enough disk space (check), 
or the destination directory does not exist (check).

Note that '@' in the destination name implies the source file is 
missing or that the batch file for the provider is incorrectly 
specified - both need reporting as bugs.
@E_COPY_STIK
Failed to copy.

Either the source file does not exist (it should) or the 
destination file exists and it is locked (check) or there has 
been a file system error, such as not enough disk space (check), 
or the destination directory does not exist (check).

Note that '@' in the destination name implies the source file is 
missing or that the batch file for the provider is incorrectly 
specified - both need reporting as bugs.
@I_PROVIDER.DAT
There is system error - the file PROVIDER.DAT cannot be opened. 

This file should exist in the distribution.

Something odd has happened because the program is unable to start 
without it, therfore it should not be displaying this message.
@I_SUB_INSTALL.DAT
There is a system error.

The batch file controlling the transfer of configuration files 
for the provider you have selected is not present. Provided you 
have not been manually moving things about then this indicates a 
scripting error and is a bug which should be reported.
@I_SINGLE.DAT
There is a system error - the file SINGLE.DAT cannot be opened.

This file should exist in the distribution!
@I_MULTI.DAT
There is a system error - the file MULTI.DAT cannot be opened.

This file should exist in the distribution!
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