Editing the distribution image contents

To avoid distributing unnecessary files, you can decide which files are needed for your installation and which files can be deleted.

1. Open the BlueZone Desktop installation source directory.
2. Do not delete any of the files listed in Table 1. They are all required, except for readme.htm.

   Table 1: BlueZone files

   File name	Purpose	Status
   0x040c.ini	MSI initialization file - French	Required
   0x0407.ini	MSI initialization file - German	Required
   0x0409.ini	MSI initialization file - English	Required
   0x0411.ini	MSI initialization file - Japanese	Required
   0x0413.ini	MSI initialization file - Dutch	Required
   1031.mst	MSI configuration file	Required
   1033.mst	MSI configuration file	Required
   1036.mst	MSI configuration file	Required
   1041.mst	MSI configuration file	Required
   1043.mst	MSI configuration file	Required
   BlueZone.msi	Main BlueZone MSI file	Required
   common.cab	Contains required files	Required
   common2.cab	Contains required files	Required
   global.ini	Global initialization file	Required
   setup.ini	Setup initialization file	Required
   language.ini	Language initialization file	Required
   setup.exe	BlueZone installation program	Required
   readme.htm	BlueZone Desktop readme file	Optional

3. Determine the folders that you want to keep. Delete any unnecessary folders.
   Table 2 lists the folders in the installation source directory, their purpose, and required or optional status. These folders contain files that are either not used at all for installation or contain files that can be added to the installation as options.

   Table 2: BlueZone folders

   Folder name	Purpose	Status
   \Assets	Contains images for the readme.htm file.	Optional
   \Docs	Contains BlueZone Help and Administrator guides.	Optional
   \Kerberos	Contains the Kerberos program CAB file.	Optional
   \Patches	Contains BlueZone patch files (if any).	Optional – used for patching
   \Unisys	Contains the T27, UTS, and Unisys program CAB files.	Optional
   \Utils	Contains utilities that are not used during installation.	Optional
   \Web2Host	Contains the Web-to-Host program CAB file.	Optional

4. If you keep any of the above folders, copy their contents to the parent BlueZone Desktop folder. The BlueZone Desktop folder must have a completely flat file structure.
5. Determine the CAB program files that you want and delete any unnecessary files. At least one BlueZone Program CAB file is required in a BlueZone distribution image.
   Table 3 lists the CAB files that you can choose to keep or delete from the distribution image as needed.

   Table 3: BlueZone program CAB files

   File name	CAB file contents	Status
   bzadp.cab	BlueZone IBM 5250 iSeries Display files	Optional
   bzap.cab *	BlueZone IBM 5250 iSeries Printer files	Optional
   bzftp.cab	BlueZone FTP files	Optional
   bzhllapi.cab	BlueZone HLLAPI files	Optional
   bzicl.cab	BlueZone ICL Display files	Optional
   bzmdp.cab	BlueZone IBM 3270 Mainframe Display files	Optional
   bzmp.cab *	BlueZone IBM 3270 Mainframe Printer files	Optional
   bzpwvlt.cab	BlueZone PasswordVault files	Optional
   bzsc.cab	BlueZone Scripting support files	Optional
   bzsm.cab	BlueZone Session Manager files	Optional
   bztcpip.cab	BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server	Optional
   bzvt.cab	BlueZone VT CAB	Optional
   bzwhll.cab	BlueZone Scripting Object DLL	Optional

   * The Printer CAB files cannot be installed by themselves. They are dependent upon their Display counterparts in order to operate properly. In other words, the Display CAB can be installed by itself but the Printer CAB requires the Display CAB.