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    Resolved Registry Question [RESOLVED]

    Some keys in the registry have values that are named (Default). My question is when reading them how do you address them? I've been trying to look for a value of "(Default)" but it's not working.

    My particular key is in HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Mircrosoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Internet Settings/P3P/History/google.com.

    So if you open up the options in Internet Explorer and then open up the Privacy tab, Edit Websites, and then add google.com as allowed this will show up under this key as (Default), REG_DWORD, 0x000001 (1)
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    Re: Registry Question

    What are you using to access the registry?

    If you are using the registry api functions then see this thread http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=266196

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    Re: Registry Question

    Great, thanks. I had tried searching but there were several hundred threads . Anyways I would assume reading/writing/creating would all be the same, just "" to set the (Default) data

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    Re: Registry Question

    that default thing means that path has no values which is the first thing.. in any path... it does not have any value... but is jst there
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