INF files contain the title and description for pages, webs, and frames. This information is important to differentiate all of the wizards and templates to the end-user. The INF file is in standard Windows INI file format. The INF file can have several named sections, each surrounded by angle brackets:
[Section Name]
. Keys or attribute names follow the section name. Beneath each section are name, one on each line. An attribute name (also called a key) and its value are separated by an equal sign: title=My Sample Page.
Note: When creating the INF file, keep in mind that the base name of the INF file must match the base name of the template directory. For example, you would create sample.inf inside the sample.tem directory.