A complete display driver package will usually include the following types
of files:
- DSPINSTL utility program
- A DLL, which includes the action routines (if action
routines are used)
- One or more .DSC configuration files (containing DSC
entries for each separate driver package)
- Display driver files (PM or WIN-OS/2 driver files)
- Any other files to be copied (if necessary)
- One or more DSP files (containing DSPINSTL installation
and configuration commands)
- Programs to be triggered by the :RUN commands in DSP
files (as needed)
A display driver package can span multiple diskettes. If so, each diskette
must include the DSP files that explain what to do with the files on the
diskette. The display driver files (and related files) can be packed (by
the PACK.EXE utility program). If the files are packed, their last file-name
character must be set to the "&" character. DSC files, DSP files, the
action routine DLL, and the DSPINSTL utility program must not be packed.
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