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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 1. Introduction and Installation ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This is test version of INI editor for binary OS/2 INI and plain-text WIN INI
files.
Features:
Edit local INI files (on your computer) and remote INI files (on remote
host)
Save OS/2 (binary) INI files as WIN (plain-text) INI files and vice
versa.
Current INI file can be used as template for Rexx script to create new
INI file.
In Safe Mode, file can't be changed or deleted.
Cut/copy Values to Clipboard, and paste from Clipboard. Export/import
Applications, Keys and Values to/from file TRANSFER.INI.
Requirements:
OS/2 Warp: Version 3 with FP35 and above, Version 4 with FP6 and above.
Rexx (RexxUtil.dll version 2.00 is recommended).
TCP/IP and rxsock.dll (to enable work with remote INI files).
CAUTION:
CHANGES ARE WRITTEN TO INI FILES IMMEDIATELY. Here is NO UNDO function. Wrong
entries can cause serious problems ! If you are not sure what you are doing,
use Safe mode !
Installation
Files in archive iniedit120.zip:
INIedit.exe Program
INIedit.ico Icon for program
Inibmp32.dll Bitmaps
INIinst.cmd Install / UnInstall script
ENGLISH.INI Language file
English.inf Manual (this file)
FastIni.dll Library for fast access to INI files (Freeware -
Author Dennis Bareis).
server.zip Server part of INIserv package (Freeware - Author
Peter Moylan)
Create empty directory for INI editor and unzip iniedit120.zip there. If you
are already using my INI tools, DO NOT unzip iniedit120.zip to INI tools
directory - configuration files are different! Run INIinst.cmd, select I to
begin installation and follow instructions.
When finished, copy files FastIni.dll and Inibmp32.dll to directory in
LIBPATH. If you already have file FastIni.dll in LIBPATH directory, you can
delete this file.
To uninstall INI editor, run INIinst.cmd, select U and follow instructions.
When finished, delete all files in directory where you installed INI editor,
and Inibmp32.dll.
Related Topics:
Change data between files
How to get help
Settings
INI editor
Remote INI files
WIN INI files
Explanation of terms
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 1.1. Change data between files ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
To change data between files and programs, you can:
Cut and copy Values to Clipboard, paste from Clipboard
You can cut or copy Values to Clipboard in ASCII and HEX edit in INI
editor, Clipboard contents can be used in ASCII and HEX editing of other
Value, or in INI find as search string.
Export to / Import from TRANSFER.INI
When you edit INI file, you can select Application (with all it's Keys
and Values) or Key (with Value) and export to file TRANSFER.INI.
You can import selected Application (with all it's Keys and Values) or
Key (with Value) from file TRANSFER.INI to currently opened INI file.
Note: file TRANSFER.INI is created in INI editor working directory. All
exports are written to this file. When it grows, you can delete
it. It will be created next time when needed.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 1.2. How to get help ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
1. Status line
Most of windows and dialogs in INI editor have status line in the
bottom of dialog. If you move pointer over control (button,
checkbox, radio button, list, entry field ...), you'll see short
description of action you can perform if you press this control.
2. Manual
Detailed explanation and instruction about INI editor can be found
in this manual.
Colors and styles used in manual:
Bold - title, some important information ...
Blue - link to related topic in this manual
Red - warning, caution
Pink - button or other control that should be selected to
do described action
3. Contacting the author
If you need more help, and can't find it here, or you think some
important information is missing in this manual, contact me.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2. Settings ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
After you installed INI editor, start it and open Settings submenu from
PullDown menu (press Alt-S and select Settings), or press button, to open
Settings dialog.
General
Open Files via FileList
You can open file via FileList or standard FileOpen dialog.
Safe mode (no edit)
If you select Safe mode, INI files can not be created, changed or
deleted. If Safe mode is ON, only Open, Info, Settings, Help and Exit
buttons in Main toolbar are enabled, and all buttons in Application and
Key toolbar are disabled.
Size of INI editor
You can select width of main INI editor's dialog between 550 pixels and
screen width, and height of main INI editor's dialog between 460 pixels
and screen height.
Save position on exit
You can select to save position of INI editor on exit.
Remote connection
In the list are displayed all remote hosts. On install program will add one
default host 127.0.0.1 (localhost), with port number 8000 without password.
You can use this host for testing.
To set host for connection, select it in the list, and save settings.
To add new host, select any in the list and press button. To change host
parameters, select it in the list, change port and/or password and press
button. To delete host, select it in the list and press button.
Note: when you add new host or change parameters for existing host, press
button to test connection. Program will return message if connection
was OK or if there is any error.
Language and Fonts
Language
You can select one of available Languages from list (only ENGLISH in test
version).
Fonts
Press button and drag and drop selected font on Font area (blue text on
white background). Select Proportional font (default font used in INI
editor) and Monospaced font (used in HEX display).
Press button to save new settings.
Press button to discard changes and load default settings.
Related topics :
Default settings
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2.1. Default settings ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Install procedure creates file INITOOLS.INI in directory where you installed
INI editor. Default settings are written to this file:
Open Files via FileList Checked (open via FileList)
Display toolbar YES
Safe mode (no edit) YES
Size of INI editor Width - 550, height - 460
Save position on exit YES
Remote connection Host 127.0.0.1 Port 8000 No password
Fonts Proportional - 9.WarpSans, Monospaced -
10.System VIO
Language ENGLISH
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3. INI editor ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
You can start INI editor:
1. From Desktop:
a. Double-click on INI editor icon
b. Drag and drop object (INI file) on INI editor icon
c. Double click on INI file
2. From command line:
a. INIedit.exe
b. INIedit.exe File (where File is INI file you want to edit)
Note: If you start INI editor without parameter (as described in 1.a. and
2.a.), INI editor will open the USER INI file (usually \OS2\OS2.INI) as
default INI file.
Main window follows hierarchical structure of INI file (left to right, and top
to bottom) :
In top left side is list of Applications in INI file, with number of
Applications in INI file and display order ( ascending, descending,
no sort).
In top right side is list of Keys in selected Application, with number of
Keys in selected Application and display order ( ascending,
descending, no sort).
In bottom side is Value of selected Key (displayed in ASCII and HEX).
When you select Application or Key list (by clicking with mouse or pressing
Tab button), it's color is changed to blue text on white background.
Value of selected key can be displayed in ASCII, HEX or ASCII and HEX
representation.
You can select HEX display as readable (with BLANK delimiter between chars) if
you select XX XX XX radio button, or fast HEX display (without delimiter) if
you select XXXXXX radio button. For longer Value (more than 1,000 bytes)
program needs some time to reformat display, so you should select fast HEX
display. Program can not display Values longer than 10,000 bytes at once. If
Value is longer, you'll see buttons on right side with numbers (1-10000,
10001-20000, 20001-30000 ...). Press button to see next or previous group.
Related Topics:
FileList
Menu
Toolbar
File operations
Remote INI files
WIN INI files
Application operations
Key operations
Settings
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.1. FileList ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
If you selected Open Files via FileList in Settings dialog, then you can create
list of INI files on your drive(s).
First time you start INI editor, there are only OS2.INI, OS2SYS.INI and INI
editor's INI files in the FileList.
To create FileList, select drive(s) you want to scan and press scan button. If
you want to scan all drives, press ALL button. If you created new, copied,
moved or deleted INI file(s), rescan FileList.
If you want to see all (OS/2 and WIN) INI files in FileList, select Show ALL
INI files. Otherwise, to see only OS/2 INI files select Show only OS/2 INI
files.
You can access to system files (if you press USER (OS2.INI), SYSTEM
(OS2SYS.INI) or BOTH button), without searching them in the list.
To open other file, select it and press button, or double-click on selected
file.
Press button to open file in standard FileOpen dialog, if you want to open
other INI file (not in the FileList).
Press button to cancel this operation and return to main window.
Related Topics:
Settings
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.2. Menu ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
File menu (press Alt-F)
New Create new INI file
Open Open local INI file for editing (submenu)
USER (OS2.INI) Open the USER INI file
(usually \OS2\OS2.INI).
SYSTEM (OS2SYS.INI) Open the SYSTEM INI
file (usually
\OS2\OS2SYS.INI).
BOTH For querying
invocations, both the
USER and SYSTEM INI
files will be searched.
For setting
invocations, the USER
INI file will be
written to.
Other Open other INI file
Remote Open remote INI file for editing
Save Save INI file
OS/2->WIN Save current OS/2 INI file as WIN INI file
Info Show Information about INI file
Local->Remote Copy selected file to remote host
Remote->Local Copy selected file to local machine
Delete Delete INI file
Rexx script Write Rexx script to create INI file - use current
file as template
Exit Exit INI editor
Note: if Safe mode is ON, New, Save and Delete menu items are DISABLED.
Application menu (press Alt-A, or double-click on selected Application)
New App Create new Application
Copy App Copy selected Application (with all it's Keys and
Values) to other Application in this file (change
Application name)
Delete App Delete selected Application (with all it's Keys and
Values)
Export App Export selected Application (with all it's Keys and
Values) to file TRANSFER.INI
Import App Import Application from file TRANSFER.INI
Sort Sort Applications in list (submenu)
Ascending - Sort Applications in
ascending order
Descending - Sort Applications in
descending order
No sort - Don't sort Applications
Note: if Safe mode is ON, all Application menu items are DISABLED.
Key menu (press Alt-K, or double-click on selected Key)
New Key Create new Key
Copy Key Copy selected Key to other Key in this Application
(change Key name)
Copy to App Copy selected Key to other Application in this file
Edit Key Edit selected Key's Value (in ASCII mode)
HEXedit Key Edit selected Key's Value (in HEX mode)
Delete Key Delete selected Key
Export Key Export selected Key to file TRANSFER.INI
Import Key Import Key from file TRANSFER.INI
Sort Sort Keys in list (submenu)
Ascending - Sort Keys in ascending
order
Descending - Sort Keys in descending
order
No sort - Don't sort Keys
Note: if Safe mode is ON, all Key menu items are DISABLED.
Settings menu (press Alt-S)
Settings Configure INI editor (open Settings dialog)
Safe mode ON Set safe mode to ON (editing is disabled)
Safe mode OFF Set safe mode to OFF (editing is enabled)
Help menu (press Alt-H)
INI editor Show help for INI editor
About Information about program version and author
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.3. Toolbar ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
File toolbar:
Create new INI file
Open local INI file for editing
Open remote INI file for editing
Save selected file
Save current OS/2 INI file as WIN INI file
Information about selected file
Write Rexx script - use selected file as template
Copy local file to remote host or Copy remote file to local machine
Delete selected file
Safe mode is ON (editing is disabled) or Safe mode is OFF (editing is enabled)
Configure INI editor (open Settings dialog)
Show help
Exit INI editor
Note: if Safe mode is ON, only Open, Info, Settings, Help and Exit buttons are
enabled.
Application toolbar:
Create new Application
Copy selected Application (with all it's Keys and Values) to new Application
in this file
Export selected Application (with all it's Keys and Values) to file
TRANSFER.INI
Import Application from file TRANSFER.INI
Delete selected Application (with all it's Keys and Values)
Note: if Safe mode is ON, all Application buttons are DISABLED.
Key toolbar:
Create new Key
Copy selected Key to new Key in this Application
Copy selected Key to other Application in this file
Edit value of selected Key - ASCII
Edit value of selected Key - HEX
Export selected Key to file TRANSFER.INI
Import Key from file TRANSFER.INI
Delete selected Key
Note: if Safe mode is ON, all Key buttons are DISABLED.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.4. File operations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Select action from PullDown menu (press Alt-F to open file submenu), or press
button in Main toolbar.
When you edit WIN INI files, there are some specific options and limitations
(see WIN INI files section for more details).
New local INI file
Create new INI file. File must have at least one Application, each
Application must have at least one Key, and each Key must have a Value.
When you create new file, INI editor writes one App, Key, Val to new
file.
Open local INI file
Open local INI file for editing. File can be opened via FileList or
standard FileOpen dialog.
Open remote INI file
Open INI file on remote host for editing.
Save
Save INI file - you can change file name and save opened INI file under
new name.
OS/2->WIN
Save current OS/2 INI as WIN INI file - press this button after you
finished editing of WIN INI file.
Info
Show some Information about current INI file - file name, path, size (in
bytes), last change date and time, file attributes, total number of
Applications and Keys in file.
Delete
Delete current INI file. USER and SYSTEM INI files can't be deleted (in
fact, they can be deleted, but INI editor doesn't allow to do this).
Rexx script
Write Rexx script to create INI file - use all Values from current file.
Later, you can run this Rexx script and create identical INI file as
current.
Copy local file to remote host
Copy local file to remote host.
Copy remote file to local machine
Copy remote file to local machine. Button is visible if you are connected
to remote host and opened file is on remote host.
Exit
Exit INI editor.
Related Topics :
Settings
Menu
Toolbar
Remote INI files
WIN INI files
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.5. Application operations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Select action from PullDown menu (press Alt-Ato open Application submenu), or
double-click on selected Application in Application list, or press button in
Application toolbar.
Note: if Safe mode is ON, all Application operations are DISABLED.
New Application
Create new Application. Each Application must have at least one Key, and
each Key must have a Value. When creating new Application, INI editor
writes one App, Key, Val.
Copy Application
Copy selected Application to other Application in this file (change
Application name) with all it's keys and Values
Delete Application
Delete selected Application with all it's keys and Values
Export Application
Export selected Application to file TRANSFER.INI with all it's keys and
Values
Import Application
Import Application from file TRANSFER.INI
Sort Applications in list (submenu) - available only in PopUp menu
Sort Applications in ascending order
Sort Applications in descending order
Don't sort Applications
Note: Applications are only sorted for display - no changes are written
to INI file.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.6. Key operations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Select actopn from PullDown menu (press Alt-K to open Key submenu), or
double-click on selected Key in Key list, or press button in Key toolbar.
Note: if Safe mode is ON, all Key operations are DISABLED.
New Key
Create new Key. Each Key must have a Value. When creating new Key, INI
editor writes one Key, Val in current Application.
Copy Key
Copy selected Key and it's Value to other Key in this Application (change
Key name)
Copy to App
Copy selected Key and it's Value to other Application in this file
Edit Key
Edit selected Key's Value (in ASCII mode). See Edit Value for more
information.
HEXedit Key
Edit selected Key's Value (in HEX mode). See Edit Value for more
information.
Delete Key
Delete selected Key and it's Value
Export Key
Export selected Key and it's Value to file TRANSFER.INI
Import Key
Import Key from file TRANSFER.INI
Sort Keys in list (submenu) - available only via PopUp menu
Sort Keys in ascending order
Sort Keys in descending order
Don't sort Keys
Note: Keys are only sorted for display - no changes are written to INI
file.
Related Topics :
Edit Value
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3.6.1. Edit Value ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Warning: INI editor CAN NOT EDIT Value longer than 10,000 bytes.
When you select Key, in bottom side of INI editor's main window is displayed
Value in ASCII and HEX. If Value has NULL byte ['00'x], you'll see text NULL in
top right corner of ASCII display.
Edit Value - ASCII
If you select Edit from PopUp menu, or press button, Edit dialog is opened. In
Title bar is displayed Key name (with NULL! text if Value has NULL byte
['00'x]. If Value has NULL byte ['00'x], it is changed to BLANK byte ['FF'x] in
ASCII display).
Note: If you select Trailing NULL, NULL byte ['00'x] will be added at the end
of Value. This byte may be needed for certain values to function
properly.
If Value has NULL byte ['00'x], it is changed to BLANK ['FF'x] when you
edit value in ASCII mode. Changed Value will be saved (except trailing
NULL). It is RECOMMENDED to edit Value in HEX mode, if it has NULL byte!
Edit Value - HEX
If you select HEX edit from PopUp menu, or press button, HEX Edit dialog is
opened. In Title bar is displayed Key name. On top side is Value displayed in
ASCII. On right side is list with ASCII and HEX Values (to help you in HEX
editing).
Actions in Edit
Delete Value (if you delete Value, and press button, Key will be deleted too)
Cut Value to Clipboard (Value is deleted)
Copy Value to Clipboard
Paste Value from Clipboard - it's added at the end of existing Value
In HEX edit you can also:
Refresh Value, without writing changes
Reset changes and display original (loaded) Value
To replace existing Value with Value from Clipboard, press button, then
button.
To append Value with Value from Clipboard to existing Value, press only
button.
When finished with editing, press button to save changes, or button to close
Edit dialog without saving changes.
Related Topics:
Key operations
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4. Remote INI files ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
server.zip is part of freeware INIserve package by PeterMoylan. The latest
version of this software can be found at http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/
If you want to edit INI files on remote host, INI editor will work as client.
The server part (in package server.zip) should go on the machine with the INI
files to be edited. For evaluation purposes, you can put both parts on the same
machine (even in the same directory if you prefer). For more information, read
file iniserve.inf in the server package (server.zip).
After you unzipped server.zip, start INIserv.exe on remote host and set host
parameters in Settings (host name or number, port number and password). Select
host in the list and save settings.
To open remote INI file, press button, select drive, directory and file to
edit, and press button to open INI file, or button to return to main window.
When you open remote INI file, in lower right corner of main window you can see
port name or number of remote host (or text 'Local', if you opened local INI
file on your machine).
When you work with remote INI file, you can perform all actions like with local
INI file (add, copy, delete Applications and Keys, edit Value in ASCII and HEX
mode, etc), except Create new INI file and delete INI file.
Press button to copy INI file from remote host to local machine.
Press button to copy INI file from local machine to remote host.
Note: to enable work with remote INI files, required is also file rxsock.dll
(in \TCPIP\DLL directory).
Related Topics:
Settings
INI editor
File operations
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5. WIN INI files ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
WIN INI files are used with most of WIN-OS/2 (and some of OS/2) programs. WIN
INI file is plain-text file with following structure:
Lines beginning with [ and ending with ] are Applications (also called
Sections). For example: [Section]
Character = is separator between key and value in line. For example:
Key=Value. All lines with key and value between Application (Section) and
next Application (Section) or end of file are part of this Application
(Section).
Lines beginning with ; are comments and program does not read application
(section), key or value in this line.
If you want to open WIN INI file via FileList, select Show ALL INI files
radiobutton in FileList dialog.
To view/edit WIN INI file, INI editor converts it to OS/2 INI file (it's name
is WIN__OS2.INI and it is always saved in INI editor working directory). All
changes are written to WIN_OS2.INI file.
You can do all actions on this file as on any other INI file (copy, write Rexx
script, create new, copy, delete, export, import applications and keys, edit
keys ...). When displayed, applications (sections) and keys are not sorted -
they are displayed in order as in file.
When you view/edit WIN INI files here are some limitations:
1. Lines beginning with comment ; in WIN INI files are lost. Commented keys
and values (for example:;Key=Value) can be edited as normal keys and/or
values (Key=Value).
2. Only when key and value are in ONE line, INI editor can read it
correctly.
3. To save changes in original WIN INI file, you have to convert it to
OS2_WIN.INI file (in INI editor working directory). To do this select
OS/2->WIN item in File menu, or press button. Then you can copy
OS2_WIN.INI file to original WIN INI file. If there is NULL byte ['00'x]
in value, it is converted to BLANK byte ['FF'x].
Note: you have to copy manually OS2_WIN.INI to original WIN INI file.
Related Topics:
INI editor
File operations
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 6. Limitations and troubleshooting ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Limitations
INI editor can view/edit WIN INI files with some limitations:
1. Lines beginning with comment ; in WIN INI files are lost. Commented
keys and values (for example: ;Key=Value) can be edited as normal
keys and/or values (Key=Value).
2. Only when key and value are in ONE line, INI editor can read it
correctly.
3. To save changes in original WIN INI file, you have to convert it to
OS2_WIN.INI file (in INI editor working directory) and then save
OS2_WIN.INI file as original WIN INI file.
In ASCII and HEX edit (in INI editor) Value longer than 10,000 bytes can
not be edited.
If Value has NULL byte ['00'x], NULL byte ['00'x] is changed to BLANK
byte ['FF'x] in ASCII display - NO DATA IS CHANGED IN INI FILE.
If Value has NULL byte ['00'x], and you edit Value in ASCII mode: ,
NULL byte ['00x] is changed to BLANK byte ['FF'x] - CHANGED DATA IS
WRITTEN TO INI FILE.
If Value has NULL byte, edit Value in HEX mode !
If you find bug in program, or if DrRexx screen pop up with SYNTAX ERROR
message, try this:
1. READ THE MANUAL please, maybe you'll find some useful information:-).
2. If INI editor is still running, open Settings dialog, and press default
settings button, exit program and start it again.
3. If INI editor is not running, start Install/UnInstall procedure
(INIinst.cmd). Select Install.
4. Delete INITOOLS.INI file in INI editor directory and start INI editor.
Program will load default settings. You will loose your settings, but
programs should work.
5. Visit my Home page to see if there is any bug fix or update.
6. Send me a message with following information:
a. OS/2 Version (and FixPack) you are using,
b. Rexx Version ("classic" or Object Rexx),
c. INI editor Version,
d. description of bug or error, and SYNTAX ERROR message from DrRexx
dialog.
I will try to help you and correct error.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7. Explanation of terms ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
INI file
The name of the INI file which you would like to work with. OS/2 saves a big
part of its configuration in the files OS2.INI and OS2SYS.INI. Therefore, many
of the changes you might make to the WPS will involve changing some entries in
these INI files. The basic structure of OS/2 INI files is hierarchical,
consisting of the following elements and order:
1. Application
The application name or some other meaningful value with which you would
like to store keywords (some sort of data). Applications are the main
entries. Each application must have at least one Key.
2. Key
The name of a keyword which is used to hold data. Each Key must have a
Value.
3. Value
The Value to associate with the keyword of the specified application.
(Note that a lot of Values - but not all - include a trailing NULL byte
['00'x]). This byte may be needed for certain values to function
properly. It should not be discarded when values are modified.
INI file should be a file specification, or one of the following:
USER The USER INI file (usually \OS2\OS2.INI). This is the default.
SYSTEM The SYSTEM INI file (usually \OS2\OS2SYS.INI).
BOTH For querying invocations, both the USER and SYSTEM INI files will be
searched. For setting invocations, the USER INI file will be written
to.
WIN INI files
Used with most of WIN-OS/2 (and some of OS/2) programs. WIN INI file is
plain-text file with following structure:
Lines beginning with [ and ending with ] are Applications (also called
Sections). For example: [Section]
Character = is separator between key and value in line. For example:
Key=Value
Lines beginning with ; are comments and program does not read application
(section), key or value in this line.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8. Copyright and contact ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Author Goran Ivankovic
Address Ulica Josipa Poduje 8
HR-52100 Pula
Croatia
email duga1@pu.hinet.hr
Home page http://www.os2world.com/goran/
INI editor is free software but it is not public domain.. The author retains
all copyright to the application and all files within it.
You may use INI editor yourself and you may distribute it to others so long as
all files are left unchanged. You may not distribute INI editor in any way
which leads to your making a profit from it. This means that you can only
charge enough to cover the costs of media, postage etc. involved in
distribution. Also you may not use it as an incentive to buy something else.
If you are in any doubt you should contact the author.
The author's permission must be obtained before INI editor is included on a
magazine disc and P.D. libraries. You should, as a matter of courtesy, inform
the author when you are planning to distribute the application and send one
copy of magazine disc to the author.
Copyright and Trademarks
OS/2 is Trademark of International Bussines Machines Corporation
DrDialog is Copyright of International Bussines Machines Corporation
FastIni.dll is Copyright of Dennis Bareis
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