INICOPY.EXE - description

(C) Copyright Mika Iisakkila (mika.iisakkila@hut.fi) 1995

This small but useful program copies initialisation file (*.ini)
entries from one file to another. All entries under a given
section name are copied. Instructions pop on your screen
when you run the program without any command line arguments.

Note that while this program doesn't have a window and doesn't
say a thing when run with the correct arguments, it's still
a Windows program and can't be run from the DOS prompt.

This can be used for example to restore Windows Help settings
after running those bastard applications that move the Help
window to somewhere else from that position which you have carefully
adjusted according to your taste. Just use this to make a 
copy of the correct settings in the Windows Help section of win.ini:

	inicopy win.ini winbak.ini "Windows Help"

After that, you can say

	inicopy winbak.ini win.ini "Windows Help"

whenever you want to restore the "correct" settings. Make that
an icon in your Program Manager StartUp group or something.

No guarantees, use at your own risk, but at least it's cheap
and doesn't nag on you. Have fun.

Limitations you should be aware of:
- Each entry can be at most 4000 bytes long
- The names of all entries under a section must fit into
  about 20000 bytes
- The icon isn't too descriptive

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