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THBRegIni is a set of two COM components allowing you to access and modify the<br>
Windows Registry and Ini-Files to store your applications settings:<br>
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THBRegistry COM Object (THBRegXX.dll) - Access, modify and encrypt settings in the Registry<br>
THBIniFile COM Object (THBIniXX.dll) - Access, modify and encrypt settings in an Ini-File<br>
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THBRegistry: Access, modify and encrypt settings in the Registry!<br>
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If you develop an application you will soon have some data to <br>
store between sessions. For example file paths, filenames, <br>
database name, username, passwords form positions, ....<br>
You can save them either in the registry or in an Ini-File. <br>
If you decide to use the registry, THBRegistry is the right helper for you.<br>
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THBRegistry features all necessary operations to access the registry:<br>
Values: <br>
read, write, delete, encrypt, enumerate, environment-variable strings, <br>
arrays, binary data<br>
Keys: <br>
open, create, delete, delete with subkeys, rename, <br>
enumerate, save to file, load from file<br>
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Additionally THBRegistry makes creating file associations and <br>
creating Shell File-New entries a joy.<br>
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To protect your sensitive data THBRegistry integrates the AES strong encryption algorithm supporting<br>
128, 192, 256bit encryption keys. The AES also known as Rijndael is a very fast block cipher<br>
encryption algorithm and is officially identified as an approved encryption algorithm that can <br>
be used by U.S. Government organizations to protect their sensitive information.<br>
To use the encryption capabilities you just have to provide the encryption key when retrieving<br>
values from the registry.<br>
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It’s also an easy task to save binary data and arrays with THBRegistry.<br>
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New Version 2.0 features:<br>
Enumerating keys and values.<br>
Renaming keys.<br>
Connecting to the registry of another computer.<br>
Creating file associations.<br>
Creating Shell File-New entries.<br>
Loading and saving registry keys to a file.<br>
New Version 3.0 features:<br>
THBRegistry now integrates the AES strong encryption algorithm.<br>
Note: Encrypted entries created with a previous version of THBRegistry are not compatible with <br>
the new 3.0 encrypted entries.<br>
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THBIniFile: Access, modify and encrypt settings in an Ini-File!<br>
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THBIniFile helps you to access, modify and encrypt settings in an <br>
Ini-File without spending more than some minutes.<br>
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If you develop an application you will soon have some data to <br>
store between sessions. For example file paths, filenames, <br>
database name, username, passwords, form positions, ....<br>
You can save them either in the registry or in an Ini-File. <br>
If you decide to use an Ini-File, THBIniFile is the right <br>
helper for you.<br>
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THBIniFile provides all functions to access and modify the Ini-File. <br>
You can store simple datatypes like Byte, Integer, Long, Single, <br>
Double, Boolean, String or you can store arrays of<br>
Byte, Long, Double, String.<br>
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To protect your sensitive data THBIniFile integrates the AES strong encryption algorithm supporting<br>
128, 192, 256bit encryption keys. The AES also known as Rijndael is a very fast block cipher<br>
encryption algorithm and is officially identified as an approved encryption algorithm that can <br>
be used by U.S. Government organizations to protect their sensitive information.<br>
To use the encryption capabilities you just have to provide the encryption key when retrieving<br>
values from the Ini-File.<br>
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THBRegIni is a set of Fast, Lightweight ActiveX COM Objects.<br>
It doesn't need any File Dependencies and is implemented within minutes.<br>
Supports Visual Basic, Visual C++, MSAccess, VBScript.<br>
But it can be used in any COM-able environment.<br>
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As a registered user of THBRegIni you have the right to use <br>
THBRegistry and THBIniFile in your design environment and you have royalty-free <br>
distribution rights for executables that use THBRegistry and THBIniFile as a <br>
runtime component.<br>
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