April 05, 2018
When you unzip "primo.zip"..
If you use the Win 10 (or Win 7?) built-in unzip facility,
and you do an "Extract all" just change the location to C:\
or the drive letter to extract the "Program Installation Monitor"
folder to, then extract it.
If you use 7-zip, the same change works.
If it is not on your C:\ drive, you will have to modify "regshot.ini", or run
"Regshot-x64-ANSI.exe" and change the location of the "Output path:".

April 29, 2014
I now have a 64-bit version of Program installation Monitor
if you would like to try it.
It makes a bigger output file and processes more registry entries
than the 32-bit version.
Of course, if your system is 32-bit, you won't care about the
64-bit version.
But I also have a new 32-bit version.
They are both based on the new regshot 1.9.1 beta from Sourceforge.
I have changed the name of the main program from "primo.exe"
and have kept the "regshot.exe" name from Sourceforge, although
it is also now called "Regshot-x64-ANSI.exe" for the 64-bit version,
and "Regshot-x86-ANSI.exe" for the 32-bit version.
In the attached "primo.zip", I also include a copy of the original
64-bit version called "Original-Regshot-x64-ANSI.exe" so you can 
compare them and see the changes I made.

Without having to read all the documentation until you want to,
you can copy "Regshot-x64-ANSI.exe" and "Regshot.ini" to the same folder
where you have the current "Primo" programs, and then run it, after 
making any changes you need to "Regshot.ini".

Let me know what you think...
Thanks

The "regshot.ini" in this installation assumes you have installed PRIMO
on your C: drive. If you have installed it on another drive, EDIT
"regshot.ini" and change "C:" to your drive letter in the lines:

ExtDir=C:\;
OutDir=C:\Program Installation Monitor\Installed

The entries in [SkipRegKey] and [SkipDir] are the ones I use for Windows 8.

