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DelphiCrypting Your INI (Configuration) Files
in <a Files</i></a> :: In most of my applications using INI files to store configuration options.
<p>INI files are text based documents with a simple structure. A user can open your INI files using Notepad or similar applications and see or manually change the content.
<p>For one particular situation I wanted to somehow hide the content of the INI file. Yes, INI files are not to be used to store critical data, but in this case I only simply wanted to have a no-eye situation.
<p>Read the <b>full article</b> to learn how to <b><a The Content Of Your INI Files From Unwanted Eyes.</a></b>
<p><b>Related:</b>
<ul INI files from Delphi</a></li>
<li><a and How do you Store your Delphi Application Configuration Data?</a></li>
<li><a introduction to working with Windows Registry</a></li>
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