Anzio uses a settings file that typically has a ".def" extension. The default name of the settings file is "anziowin.def" (even if you're using Anzio Lite). If you have reason to believe that your settings file has been overwritten or otherwise changed, the easiest way to resolve that problem is to rebuild the settings file.
From the Start button or desktop, select "Anzio... (new connection)". When prompted to import a settings file, answer "No". Answer the configuration questions as they are asked. Complete your connection. Exit from the host connection and quit Anzio. When prompted to save settings, do so.
Note: the company that provides or supports the host application (that Anzio connects to) might have told you what you should select for various settings, especially "Terminal type" and "Host name or IP address". We recommend you follow their instructions.
There are several files that get installed and uninstalled through the AnzioWin and Anzio Lite setup program.
| Extension or Filename | Description |
| .exe | The executable, such as anzio32.exe |
| .dll | The language resource module DLL's |
| .cap | Terminal capabilities files |
| .trs | WordPerfect for UNIX terminal definition files |
| .dat | Unicode character data files |
| .uni | Character map files |
| .hlp | Anzio help files |
| .prt | Print Wizard definition files (AnzioWin only) |
| .c | C program examples of simple download and upload (AnzioWin only) |
| download | An example script for downloading |
| .tic | Terminal definition tic files |
| printwiz-samples\ | Sample Print Wizard print jobs (AnzioWin only) |
As long as you are working in English and under a standard Windows code page, the only file really necessary to run AnzioWin or Anzio Lite, is the executable file.