INI Manager 2.0
				    by
			   Martinsen's Software
			    5501 Tullis Drive
			   Building 2, Suite 304
			New Orleans, LA  70131-8864
			     (504) 394-6045


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System Requirements
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This program requires the following:

	- Windows 3.1
	- VBRUN300.DLL*
	- CMDIALOG.VBX (Included)

*=This file is available as VBRUN300.ZIP on CompuServe, AOL and
  most bulletin boards.	

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Additional Information not found in the documentation:
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Command Line Parameters
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INI Manager accepts a filename (with path) as a command-line
option.  This feature is useful for associating files to 
INIMAN.EXE and for creating Program Manager icons for specific
files.  The syntax is:

	C:\INIDIR\INIMAN.EXE C:\MYDIR\MYFILE.INI

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Item			Description
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C:\INIDIR\INIMAN.EXE	Path to INIMAN.EXE
			Space REQUIRED!!!!
C:\MYDIR\MYFILE.INI	Path to your INI file.	


Associating INI files with INI Manager using File Manager
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1. From the file menu choose Associate.
2. In the files with extension text box type INI
3. In the Associate with text box, type the path to 
   INIMAN.EXE.  Example: C:\WINDOWS\INIMAN.EXE
4. Press Ok.
5. Now when you double-click INI, INI Manager will start
   with that file loaded.


The following settings in your INIMAN.INI file may be modified:

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Section		Key		Description
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Printer Options	PrintHeight	Maximum lines per printed page.
				Default=65

Printer Options	PrintWidth	Maximum characters per printed line.
				Default=95

Options		AlwaysUseBak	Setting this option to -1 will
				force INI Manager to ALWAYS backup
				to INIFILE.BAK (where INIFILE is
				the name of the INI file which
				was changed.)  By default,
				INI Manager backs up files using
				the extension .00x (where x is 1 
				to MaxBackupFiles).
				Default=0

Options		MaxBackupFiles 	Maximum number of backup files to
				create when backing up an INI file.
				Default=3


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History of Changes
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Version	Date	Description
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2.00.02 7-8-93  - First release of the RETAIL version.

		- Added more error handling.

		- Added a routine for restarting Windows when the
		  system.ini file is modified.

		- Added a routine which forces INI Manager to 
		  update itself when a change is made to
		  iniman.ini.

		- Corrected a problem with Edit Section.

		- Optimized the loading of list boxes.

		- Eliminated a problem with pressing CTRL, ALT
		  or SHIFT while the active control was a drop-
		  down list box which would cause a series of
		  repeated reloads.  This has existed since
		  1.00, but was just discovered by Martinsen's
		  Software.

 		- Added a routine which prevents loading multiple
		  copies of INI Manager.  You should open new
		  windows, not new copies of INI Manager.  This
		  is different from version 1.x. 

		- Added the current path to the title bar caption.

		- Added the additional help topics for the retail
		  version.

		- Corrected a problem with the command line
		  feature.  Prior to this version, the command
		  line parameter had to be ALL CAPS.

2.00.01	7-4-93	- Original Release of 2.0.


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Reporting Bugs
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When reporting bugs, please follow these guidelines:

1. Reboot your computer and start Windows.
2. Start the application.
3. Determine the EXACT steps you took to cause the problem.
4. Create a MSD report using MSD.EXE (include with Windows 3.1)
4. Send your report via EMAIL to:  INTERNET:RonMart@aol.com or call
   us at (504) 394-6045.
   - Please include any Dr. Watson logs if you have them.