Easily read and edit values in Windows Initialization (INI) files without using Windows API calls.
Early versions of Windows stored settings in these initialization files and some programs continue to do so.
INI files are simple text files that consist of Sections and Keys. A section is identified by title text enclosed in square brackets ( [ ] ). All entries after the title, and up to the next title are part of that section.
Using the INI File control is very easy since it only has one property and two methods.
First, identify the location and name of the INI file using the FileName property. Then, use the GetValue method to retrieve a value from the INI file, or the SetValue method to write text.
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About Box
		 Browse for Folders and Printers
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		 Clipboard
Clipboard
		 Common Dialogs
Common Dialogs
		 INI Files
INI Files
		 Registry Settings
Registry Settings
		 System Information
System Information
    Supports Microsoft Access 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002, and 2000