In fact, registry key locations look very similar to file paths or URLs in a web address. These values can be a string or a number depending upon the particular registry key. Improperly editing or deleting registry keys can cause programs to fail. Check with your IT staff before you modify the Registry Editor. Figure 1 shows IST s file location Windows registry entries.
Most items are self-explanatory.
For example, the value FluidFile points to the HTRI pure component databank. Other values point to help files or other databanks that IST 2.0 uses. The DefaultsFile value specifies a file containing user-defined default values for the IST 2.0 interface. The DefaultsFile value should be set to a .DAT or an .HTRI file created using the IST 2.0 interface. Once you specify the DefaultsFile value, the IST 2.0 interface automatically retrieves default values from that file.