I also wrote a program called the Multi-Disk Split Archive
Installer (MDSAI) which is an installer program designed for deploying
software too big for a single floppy disk. You put the installer on the
first diskette, along with a file that describes what's being installed,
and then on each diskette, have a sequential piece of a ZIP archive.
MDSAI will cat them together and then extract in the C drive.

No docs at this time. MDSAI probably needs a short doc before being
published explaining the configuration. Basically in the first diskette
there needs to exist MDSAI.INF which contains literally a number in
ASCII text of how many diskettes make up the full archive. The
executable can be named anything, so even though the build script
creates MDSAI.EXE, you may want to rename to INSTALL.EXE when making a
distribution.


Happy Hacking,

David E. McMackins II