RTCLIP - Run Time Command Line Input Prompting

This program allows you to prompt the user for command line options 
that will be used to run a program.  This is replacement for the old
question mark (?) option that used to work in Windows PIF files.
The advantage here is that any number of seperate prompts with 
individual descriptions can be displayed one at a time.  
The command line is then assembled in the order that the prompts
were made.

RTCLIP.EXE will use the INI file in the current directory or folder.
This means that the RTCLIP.EXE program can loaded only once on your 
computer and that calling it using a full path/program name will have
it use the local copy of the RTCLIP.INI program.

[MAIN] section has the program details - Program name, target 
directory to start in, display mode (NORMAL, ICON, ZOOMED, HIDDEN), 
and PrompTitle is the title of the prompting boxes.  WaitFlag will 
either have the RTCLIP program terminate when after it starts it's
traget program (NOWAIT) or after the target program has finished 
running (WAIT).  Probably best left at NOWAIT.

[#] number section details - PromptText= is the window text to be
displayed for the individual prompt.  PromptDefault= is the default
response to the prompt, if any.
Param= is how that section of the command is suppose to be built.  The
response will replace the {?} in the key value.  Any other non-prompted
options that go before or after the prompted option can be placed before 
or after the {?}.  This will allow you to build a complete command line.


Sample INI file.
[Main]
ProgName=Notepad.exe
TargetDir=c:\
DisplayMode=NORMAL
WaitFlag=NOWAIT
PromptTitle=Title put here

[1]
PromptText=Prompt text goes here
PromptDefault=c:\wsreg32.log
Param=-r {?}

[2]
PromptText=Prompt text goes here2
PromptDefault=
Param={?}