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bluenet
22nd May 2004, 00:21
ReadRegStr and WriteRegStr only copy REG_SZ.How to detect a entry is String,DWORD or Binary?.
Joost Verburg
22nd May 2004, 09:34
A certain value of an application always has a certain type.
You can browse the registry and view all types using the Windows registry editor.
bluenet
22nd May 2004, 13:28
I can browse the local system to detect regsitry type,but I can not detect in user's system.
Joost Verburg
22nd May 2004, 14:34
Why do you expect that the type will be different?
bluenet
23rd May 2004, 01:12
It is useful in files ASSOC.Such as "HKCR\.mp3",it originality default value is "foobar2000.mp3",and "HKCR\foobar2000.mp3" contain some context menu "HKCR\foobar2000.mp3\shell\enqueue", "HKCR\foobar2000.mp3\shell\play".
If I change "HKCR\.mp3" default value to Winamp.file,the context menu will be lost.
So I want to copy the whole key "HKCR\foobar2000.mp3" to "HKCR\Winamp.file" and then doing FileAssoc.
This would keep the context menu.
These is a instance in ACDSee 3.1 SR1's FileAssoc.
Or somebody may a plugins like
CopyReg::Copy SRC_ROOT_KEY SRC_SUB_KEY DEST_ROOT_KEY DEST_SUB_KEY£¿
Joost Verburg
23rd May 2004, 09:19
You can create a NSIS plug-in using this code:
http://www.codeproject.com/system/registrykeycopy.asp
(this site doesn't seem to work right now, so you may want to use the Google cache)
bluenet
23rd May 2004, 13:47
Oh,my god,I don't know C.Is these somebody help me?Make a plugins like this.
iceman_k
2nd June 2004, 19:09
Try the attached nsh file. There is an example script as well.
This has been tested with Windows 2000 and Windows XP. I don't know if it will work with Win9x or WinNT, which is why I haven't uploaded to the archive.
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