Screen Saver Activate for Windows 95.

Version history
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ver 1.1.2: 
	Initial public release. Had a bug in the registry code which
	affected program operation.

ver 1.1.3: 
	Fixed registry bug in ver 1.1.2.

ver 1.2.0: 
	Added the per-session enable/disable functionality. The product ID
	was changed from ver 1.1.3.

ver 1.2.2: 
	Added activation hot-key. Minor code tweaking in various functions.
	Customer reported bug in which the program settings were not being
	saved to the registry when SSActivate was closed by a logoff or shutdown.
	The settings would be saved when SSActivate was closed by it's menu or
	by an End-Task from the Task-list.

ver 1.2.21: 
	Fixed the bug in ver 1.2.21.

ver 1.2.3:
	Added the ability to configure the left mouse button to either activate
	the screen saver or the toggle the screen saver state. The taskbar icon
	now changes appearance to indicate the screen saver state.
	Customer reported bug in which the left mouse button functionality was not
	correct. After installation, the tooltip would indicate the left button was
	configured for screen saver state toggling, when in fact it was configured
	to activate the screen saver. The program would function properly once the 
	left button mode was configured.

ver 1.2.31:
	The bug in ver 1.2.3 was fixed. It turned out to be an improper 
	inititalization	of a registry key during installation which caused the 
	problem. Added code to detect any changes made to the system.ini, either
	manually by a user or by another program directly modifying the file instead
	of going through the Windows API. Previous versions of SSActivate would have
	gotten out of sync if such a manual change was made.

ver 1.2.4:
	First version to run under Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0.

ver 1.2.4a:
	Now affects the APM 'Low power' and 'Shut off' modes when disabling the screen
	saver. Configurable to use a set of icons more suited to monochrome and gray-scale
	displays.

ver 1.2.4b:
	Fixes bug in 1.2.4a in which the activation hotkey could not be disabled.