INI2REG is written in C++ using the MFC(Microsoft Foundation Classes) v4.00.  The code comes 
with a Project Workspace for the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler, but can be used with any 
compiler (such as Symantec, Watcom or Borlan) which supports the MFC.

The code comes zipped 

The purpose for such an application is to migrate existing applications from 16-bit Windows 
(most of which used INI files to save user settings) to the 32-bit Windows (Windows 95 and NT)
registry.

Most applications which want to qualify for the Windows 95 logo certification must use the
Windows 95/NT registry.

The major functionality consists of:
- Initializing settings and getting user input
- Reading the contents of an INI file in memory (which makes use of C++ templates and exception
  handling),
- Writing the contents of the INI file to the path in the Windows 95/NT registry specified by 
  the user.

You will find that the $25 (price of the code) will save you a few hours of coding and 
debugging and allow you to update your 16-bit application as painless as possible.

Thank you,

Mike Funduc
E-MAIL: info@funduc.com