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    save binary values into registry

    hello peoples ..

    i have a question here..

    please, some1 knows how to save a BINARY VALUE to the windows registry ??

    like here:

    SaveDWord HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "SOFTWARE\Windows\Test", "AppID1", "2101"

    I can save a DWORD value!

    so .. How can I save a BINARY VALUE?

    thank you guys!

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    Re: save binary values into registry

    Quote Originally Posted by TheMarKs View Post
    hello peoples ..

    i have a question here..

    please, some1 knows how to save a BINARY VALUE to the windows registry ??

    like here:

    SaveDWord HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "SOFTWARE\Windows\Test", "AppID1", "2101"

    I can save a DWORD value!

    so .. How can I save a BINARY VALUE?

    thank you guys!
    I think SaveDWord is a separate sub or function in your program. It's not a built-in feature of VB.....!

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    Re: save binary values into registry

    hi
    i introduce a module source for any registry manipulation to u

    download this Module
    http://www.thevbzone.com/modRegistry.bas

    this could help u

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