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What are Windows Initialization File

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  1. eAnswers Team

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    Added an answer on April 24, 2018 at 11:17 am

    “Windows Initialization File” are the files that are configuration and initialization files used to store application settings and preferences. The content of such files can be read by NotePad. These files are saved with the extension “.INI”.

    For more: http://www.softango.com/extensions/ini

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  2. eAnswers Team

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    Added an answer on April 24, 2018 at 11:17 am

    “Windows Initialization File” are the files that are configuration and initialization files used to store application settings and preferences. The content of such files can be read by NotePad. These files are saved with the extension “.INI”.

    For more: http://www.softango.com/extensions/ini

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  3. eAnswers Team

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    Added an answer on April 24, 2018 at 11:17 am

    “Windows Initialization File” are the files that are configuration and initialization files used to store application settings and preferences. The content of such files can be read by NotePad. These files are saved with the extension “.INI”.

    For more: http://www.softango.com/extensions/ini

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