diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
index 68a94d9..2da8e72 100644
--- a/Makefile
+++ b/Makefile
@@ -27,14 +27,14 @@ IPXWRAPPER_DEPS := src/ipxwrapper.o src/winsock.o src/ipxwrapper_stubs.o src/log
 	src/interface.o src/router.o src/ipxwrapper.def
 
 BIN_FILES := changes.txt license.txt readme.txt ipxwrapper.dll mswsock.dll wsock32.dll ipxconfig.exe \
-	ipxrouter.exe dpwsockx.dll
+	ipxrouter.exe dpwsockx.dll directplay.reg
 SRC_FILES := changes.txt license.txt Makefile mkstubs.pl readme.txt src/config.h src/ipxconfig.cpp \
 	src/ipxwrapper.c src/ipxwrapper.def src/ipxwrapper.h src/ipxwrapper_stubs.txt src/log.c \
 	src/mswsock.def src/mswsock_stubs.txt src/stubdll.c src/winsock.c src/wsock32.def \
 	src/wsock32_stubs.txt src/directplay.c src/dpwsockx.def src/dpwsockx_stubs.txt src/common.c \
 	src/common.h src/router.c src/router.h src/router-exe.c src/interface.c src/interface.h \
-	src/ipxrouter.rc ipxrouter.ico src/ipxconfig.rc ipxconfig.ico include/dplay.h \
-	include/dplaysp.h include/dplobby.h include/wsnwlink.h
+	icons/ipxrouter.rc icons/ipxrouter.ico icons/ipxconfig.rc icons/ipxconfig.ico \
+	include/dplay.h include/dplaysp.h include/dplobby.h include/wsnwlink.h directplay.reg
 
 all: ipxwrapper.dll wsock32.dll mswsock.dll ipxconfig.exe dpwsockx.dll ipxrouter.exe
 
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ src/mswsock_stubs.s: src/mswsock_stubs.txt
 src/dpwsockx_stubs.s: src/dpwsockx_stubs.txt
 	perl mkstubs.pl src/dpwsockx_stubs.txt src/dpwsockx_stubs.s 3
 
-icons/%.o: icons/%.rc
+icons/%.o: icons/%.rc icons/%.ico
 	windres $< -O coff -o $@
 
 %.dll: src/stubdll.o src/%_stubs.o src/log.o src/common.o src/%.def
diff --git a/directplay.reg b/directplay.reg
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..73851d8
Binary files /dev/null and b/directplay.reg differ
diff --git a/readme.txt b/readme.txt
index f4b196e..7e887a0 100644
--- a/readme.txt
+++ b/readme.txt
@@ -8,24 +8,26 @@ Read license.txt for licensing terms.
 -- INTRODUCTION --
 
 IPXwrapper is a winsock wrapper which transparently tunnels IPX packets over a
-chosen UDP port (54792 by default). To use it, simply copy the three included
+chosen UDP port (54792 by default). To use it, simply copy the four included
 DLL files to the directory containing your legacy program.
 
-Most software binds only to the default interface, if you get no errors but still
-can't connect to other computers, try running the ipxconfig program and forcing
-the appropriate network interface to be the primary.
+If you are running Windows Vista or newer and the game uses DirectPlay you will
+also need to import the directplay.reg registry key.
 
-The other settings can usually be ignored, but some software or networking
-configrations may require further tweaking.
+Running more than one IPX program at a time requires running ipxrouter.exe first.
+
+Most software binds only to the default interface, if you get no errors but still
+can't connect to other computers, try running the ipxconfig program and setting
+the appropriate default interface.
 
 Software using IPXWrapper can't communicate with software that is using the real
-IPX protocol and vice-versa. Software using IPXWrapper 0.1 may be communicated
-with by using 00:00:00:00 as the network number, however I recommend updating to
-a newer version instead.
+IPX protocol and vice-versa.
 
 -- COMPATIBILITY --
 
-Most of winsock 1.x is implemented, but some software still may not work because
-it uses unimpletmented functionaliy. I plan to complete winsock 1.x support
-eventually, winsock2 is unlikely, as the API is far bigger and any winsock2
-program should be using IP anyway.
+Most of WinSock 1.x is implemented, full WinSock 1.x support will eventually be
+finished and WinSock 2.x may be added if any software that actually requires it
+exists.
+
+DirectPlay games are also supported, although the service provider is pretty new
+and lacks several features such as asynchronous I/O support.