Extracting logins from a master database

Hello everyone, I have a problem I'd like to resolve.

SQL Server 2005 SP2
Windows 2003

I installed SQL Server and created a database, logins etc. Something
went wrong and we had to reinstall SQL Server. I have backups of the
system databases and the app database. I have restored the application
database. How can I extract the old logins that I had created from the
backup of the master database and insert them on the current SQL
instance?

Thanks,
Raziq.



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