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  1. Mar 26th, 2003, 02:20 PM #1
    StevenVeer
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    Can I get in to the Win Register with VB????

    Can I get in to the Win Register with VB????
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  2. Mar 26th, 2003, 02:22 PM #2
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    hmm

    Whatcha mean exactly ?
    Make reg. keys in the registration db ?

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    Yes, you can. Do you have a more specfic question?
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    I'm making a game, I want to get in to the windows reg. to see of this is an elegal game, where the game is, where to get the sound ect. from.
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    Do you know which keys you want to read? You can use the Shell object in the Scripting runtime to easily read/write/delete registry keys, data, and values.

    If you are writing your own keys, then it's even easier to use the GetSetting, SaveSetting, and DeleteSetting functions.

    Are you reading and writing your own keys, or reading exisiting keys?
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