>Hi All,
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>Here's a good one for you: I have an application that I have just completed an update of in FP DOS 2.6. The installation disk is comprised of an INSTALL.BAT which copies a ZIP file to a specific hard disk directory and then unzips it. The ZIP file is comprised of an APP file and the FOXD2600 runtimes, but I think this is irrelevent.
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>OK, here's where it gets fun. The client wants a license agreement to be displayed BEFORE the update is installed, with "I agree, I don't agree" selection. If the user selects "I don't agree" the installation is aborted.
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>Anyone know of a way to do this? Any 3rd party tool? Utility? Fancy DOS batch commands?

If you could assume DOS 6.x, you could look into the CHOICE command. If not, I think there are shareware/freeware utilities (micro .COM or .EXE files) that achieve the same thing under all DOS versions.