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Win2k Versus Win98se Speed Difference?!
Hardware settings, OS settings, application settings, doesn't matter. These are all well and swell. But can you then explain the MSCEs explanation that using scanreg/fix and scanreg /opt to fix the registry on a weekly basis to speed up ones computer?? It works by the way, just has to be done... (Win98se).

Where are application settings recorded?
But look at these two quotes, for example: "In general, use application data folders rather than the registry for storing application data in excess of 64KB. The registry is acceptable for small amounts of data." "The HKCU registry is appropriate for storing small amounts of data (<64KB) and for policy settings

Advice on using registry
Computer Configuration This includes all computer-related policies that specify operating system behavior, desktop behavior, application settings, Administrative Templates—Includes registry-based policy settings, which you use to mandate registry settings that govern the behavior and appearance of the desktop,

Getting "Object Not Found" Error on Send/Receive
Building a new application and was wondering what everyone thought of the advantages and disadvantages were to saving application settings via registry or ini file. I'm finding that registry isnt all it's cracked up to be. What is your opinion ? "Not all it's cracked up to be" according to _whom_?

Moving Documents and Settings Folder to D:\
The error I would also get sometimes on the previous install was: ID: 6, Application Name: Microsoft Office Outlook, Application Version: 12.0.6212.1000, I have tried unsintalling it 6 times, manually removing all registry settings to do a 'clean' install and recreated profile and mailbox 4 times but it keeps

Application Error
WHen I go to tools-internet options-programs tab and try to select my default email application.......nothing shows up. The pull down menu has no applications showing up. How can i get it to show apps there......is there an registry setting or IE settings?

Persisting Application Settings
Settings for persistent network connections, plus information for recently used resources, including documents, Find Computer results, installation locations for setup, and printer ports. · Application settings (for applications that can write directly to the Windows 95 Registry), including settings for the

scanreg.exe switch syntax ?
Harry Pfleger ha...@ardimedia.com microsoft public dotnet languages csharp would you use Application.UserAppDataRegistry to write application settings, like form position/size or so? or is there another method avaiable to write to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\<company name>\<application name> I figured that

default email application settings
Run: [Bomgar Support Helper [1203693138]] "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Bomgar-SCC-47BEE652\bomgar-scc.exe" -service:helper O4 .... We restored prior to the uninstall. We thought that it could be an issue with the registry settings for the control pannel. The registry keys are gone.

Working without a Word work file - Word 2003 / Outlook 2003
Chafik Hankour chank...@emerald.tufts.edu comp lang basic visual misc Hi- If you used 'SaveSetting' (VB4.0 32 bit) to save an application settings, those settings will get saved by default to : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program\Settings Is there a way to 'force' VB to save them under ....\Software ?

Best practice for saving information between runs?
Biggest problem is writing registry keys for BDE. Look at files in ZIP. There is one BAT file, which you can call to start your application. (you can try caling bat file from autorun on your USB key) This bat file first determines letter for USB key, then imports registry settings for this drive letter,

INI and REGISTRY
The registry is better than OS/2 INI files Qualification: I do in fact disagree with using it for application settings. However, basically it is just a hierarchical extension of the binary OS/2 INI files and therefore seems like a good thing. My comment was: In what way better? The registry in Windows can become

Configuration files (Re: MS Windows Registry Re: The point of ...
Simplified remote administration - connect to a remote registry - fix hardware keys, import application settings (ie. BDE), etc. Single location for system and application settings - One or two registry files versus (potentially) thousands of .INI files [in unknown locations]. Some of the .

registry, application settings, UserAppDataRegistry
For those apps, having application configuration stored in the registry would conflict with xcopy deployment. In addition, XML serialization of classes provides a very interesting mechanism for doing application config. Just define a class with all of your application settings in it, and use XML serialization to

kbtv2 sound saa.c
I found this application user friendly and very effective but suggest *not* to use the 'Clean the Registry' option. Click onto 'Find in registry' and in the 'Search for' box type *Norton*; The pertinent registry keys can then be safely deleted (just in case, ensure that the 'Backup before deletion' is checked).

.NET replacement for registry? How? What? HELP!
Building a new application and was wondering what everyone thought of the advantages and disadvantages were to saving application settings via registry or ini file. I'm finding that registry isnt all it's cracked up to be. What is your opinion ? What I recommend you do is to make a few functions that allow you to

Outlook 2007 in Vista SP1 RTM Keeps Crashing
If I go through the setup of Media Center from scratch I can get all the way through the application finding my TV signal, but then it will not find my IR device to control the cable box. I'm not getting much help from tech support or the knowledge base. There has to be a way to wipe old settings and registry

Shell.App in local zone
Normally, cloning XP leads to different drive/partition GUIDs getting out of sync with the application and registry settings. You might be astonished when looking at your environment variables - most probably winlogon and other parts of windows still work from C:, while some applications changed over.

Saving application settings: Registry vs. ini file ?
HTH Darren On Thu, 15 Feb 2001 10:54:42 -0800, "Greg Kozak" <gko...@starpower.net> wrote: Is it possible to create IIS virtual directories, aliases, and application settings, and set NT folder permissions, solely through manipulation of Windows registry settings? If so, where may I find which registry settings need

Registry keys for my application
Jonathan Allen "Harry Pfleger" <ha...@ardimedia.com> wrote in message news:u2ST2MgZBHA.1440@tkmsftngp04... would you use Application.UserAppDataRegistry to write application settings, like form position/size or so? or is there another method avaiable to write to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\<company