Where is the Database Initialization Parameter file (inti.ora ??) located ?

I have E-Business Suite R12 installed on Windows XP.
I want to change utl_file_dir path.
I know that I have to change the Database Initialization Parameter file (inti.ora ??)
Does anybody know, where is the file located ?
When I search I am getting two files. (init.ora and init.ora.txt)
Which file I need to make the changes in ???
Thanks in advance

The initialization file for the database is located in the $ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory, and is called init<SID>.ora

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