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It contains all the hardware configuration, Plug and Play settings, and application settings. It is always stored as a hidden file on the local machine in the Windows 98 directory. Policy.pol System policies are designed to provide an override for any settings contained in the other two registry components.

Programatically control over taskbar?
With the release of Windows 95 Microsoft began to push the use of the system registry for storing all sorts of application settings. The general idea is that the values are neatly tucked away where the average user can not get at them except through your application. It also reduces disk clutter by eliminating the

registry, application settings, UserAppDataRegistry
<anonym...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I must say I disagree with you Bob, I do not think anyone is planning to store DATA into registry, it is a PITA And I was instructed some years ago that this is the way recommended by Microsoft to handle application settings since INI files belongs to the history…

Simple file sharing?
Added: 256x256 Vista style icons for the application exe and also the file association icon for when ImgBurn is the file's default associated application. ..... Fixed: AutoPlay settings not being written to the registry properly on x64 OS's. Fixed: Global 'Overwrite Files' option wasn't being reset at the end of a

xp pro, granting domain user access to local resources?
I have tested this on two servers both running Windows 2000 Server SP1 with the Terminal Service running in Application Mode. I have checked and modified security settings on source and destination keys in the Win2K registry to EVERYONE Full Control with no success. This issue was reported back to Microsoft on the

Setting Macro security to "Low"
It stands to logic that it's not only a linear but also a proportional equation to convert the actual freq to the required registry value. With those tda9887 settings driver "just worked" with bundled tvv application (doesn't work for me anymore - I'm lacking xv extension with NVIDIA 8600GT and xf86-video-nv).

INI to XML application settings?
There is some merit behind using the registry. If you ever happen to deploy your application on NT Terminal Server, you're gonna bless the day when you decided to store the settings in the registry. It's so much simpler: the application settings go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE where access can be controlled,

Agent 1.6 - Constant Hard Disk Activity?
<SNIP> As anonym...@discussions.microsoft.com wrote: "this is a system-level setting and not a per-user one" In other words, the simple file sharing registry value Per-user settings (customized user settings) such as desktop settings, and application settings are stored in the following registry subkeys.

.NET and registry
If you do this you might want to consider installing applications on a third partition, ie a partition other that the ones used for OSs, and set the "comonfilesdir" in both OSs to point to the same directory on your application partition. Theo van der Merwe wrote: Registry settings for moving application from old

Portable Java-based "registry" type service for system settings?
Looking ahead to step 5 I'ma bit confused about the Av application being on as I've removed AVG. Is there a way I can copy AVG onto the laptop from my desktop I'm not sure if operating system or Registry settings have in some way been inadvertantly changed? "PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote: WinXP SP2, we'll presume.

registry, application settings, UserAppDataRegistry
(I think the less users have to do to get something done, the fewer problems are reported by these same users.) Fourth, when a user wishes to directly edit the application settings, it is a lot easier to do this with a .ini file, as opposed to having inexperienced users messing with the registry. Just my US$0.02.

Registry vs, INI
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 UserAppDataRegistry does generate a subkey like the above, but with the version included, is there one which

Configuration files (Re: MS Windows Registry Re: The point of ...
I will loose all of my settings and configurations, ie it performs a "cold boot". Symbol offers an application that will copy my registry settings from the device to a persistent storage location, where data can be retained after a cold boot. For the most part this has worked fine. I have been able to retain

Windows is better than OS/2 ;-D
I found this application user friendly and very effective but suggest *not* to use the 'Clean the Registry' option. ESET NOD32 Antivirus - Not Free http://www.eset.com/ Have you seen these "extra settings for NOD32"? http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=37509 On-demand AV application.

Winforms, Shown Event and SetEnvironmentVariable
If the settings weren't changed and the kernel dies for some reason, just reboot and it will work again. Contrast with Win9x: applications are changing settings in the registry *by themselves* all the time - if the "OS" dies, application settings (even other applications) may be corrupt upon reboot. Nick.

2008-02-24
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What's the story with INI files < Registry
Sut...@btclick.com microsoft public vb general discussion microsoft public vb syntax microsoft public vb winapi Yes, I don't mean GetSetting and SaveSetting can access the entire registry, I mean that's what I normally use but it only encompasses one application's settings, so isn't wide reaching enough and thus

User Profile
If you try this, and import some registry settings, your paradox might stop working. All reg files just change path to BDE folder and write this settings: Jure And as you have indicated - if the BDE is *already* installed on the machine by another application then trouble is heading your way.

HOW TO FIND & EDIT REGISTRY
My choice is Linux too, but I was trying to give Windows a chance to explain itself about the registry. Sorry about crossposting, There are two groups of things that go into the registry: 1. Windows settings 2. Application settings 1. Windows settings is divided into two categories: a) COM entries b) Actual Windows

Can I make NT5 use Win98 application settings from registry?
Visual Basic provides a standard registry location for storing program information for applications created in Visual Basic: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\appname\section \key Visual Basic also provides four statements and functions to manipulate the settings stored in your application's