igclreg V1.0     09/17/2002

WARNING:
This tool is intended to remove all ines-GPIB registry entries
and installed files from the system.

The tools runs under all 32 Bit Windows versions (9x/ME/NT/2000/XP)
and checks for all entries/files installed under any Windows version.

Under NT/2000/XP the user must have administrator rights to run the
tool properly.

The program searches for build in default registry entries and files and
removes them. Additional items can be specified in an ASCII file named
igclreg.dat.


Syntax in igclreg.dat:
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General:
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All entries must begin in the first column of a line.
There are variables available to use for directories which are not known
before on agiven system. This tokes are replaced with the actual directory
names at runtime. These variables are:
%windir%     for the actual Windows directory
%sicldir%    for the actual SICL installation directory
%inesdir%    for the actual ines installation directory


Comments:
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Lines beginning with a '#' and empty lines are ignored.


Registry Keys:
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An entry beginning with KHEY_ will be interpreted as a registry key. This
key will be removed with all sub keys.
Example:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\iieee488


Entire directories:
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Lines beginning with DELTREE followed by a directory name define a
directory to remove with all sub directories.
Example:
DELTREE %inesdir%
will delete the actual ines installations directory (default: c:\ines4882)
with all sub directories.


Search directory for files containing searchstring:
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A line beginning with SEARCHSTRING specifies a string to be searched in all
files contained in the directory and its subdirectories specified by SEARCHDIR.
SEARCHSTRING must be defined before SEARCHDIR. The value of SEARCHSTRING is
valid for all following SEARCHDIRS until it is new defined.
Example:
SEARCHSTRING ines-GPIB
SEARCHDIR    %windir%\inf
Will search all files in <windows>\inf and sub directories for occurances of
ines-GPIB. If the string is found, the file will be deleted.


Single files:
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All lines not machting the above descibed syntax will be interpreted as
filenames to delete. The filename must contain the complete path.
Examples:
%windir%\iibiose.dll
c:\ines4882\readme.txt
























