RemoteReg.EXE  
Copyright 1998 Fritz Lowrey (fritzl@uswest.net)
DISCLAIMER: This is a powerful administrative tool, in malevalent
hands it could be dangerous.  Standard cautions apply.  Furthermore,
editing the Window NT registry is potentially problematic even for
experienced system administrators.  In my experience this program
has been reliable and trouble free, however I take no responsibility
if others do have problems.  User beware.

What is it:
A tool for editing the registries on multiple machines.

All source code for this tool is provided, and I feel that for the
most part it is rather self explanatory in use.

The most confusing part of its use is "macro" versus "action."  
Actions are atomic "set" and "delete" actions in the registry.
Actions are performed in the order in which they appear in the action
list.  A macro is a saved list of actions.  Macros can be saved, 
loaded, and edited via the "Custom Actions" window.  All macros
are stored in a file called "macro.ini" in the installation directory.

Individual actions can be combined with macros by selecting one or 
more macros in addition to defining actions.  If you save a set of 
actions as a macro you don't have to select that macro in the 
"Available Macros" list during the same run of RemoteReg.  If you
do this, the same action will be performed twice.  Not a huge problem,
but a waste of time.

Feedback:
Questions, comments, and other feedback may be refered to me via email
at fritzl@uswest.net

Regards,
Fritz Lowrey
