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  • Worm
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    Re: A single click link on an Autoplay CD... that opens the registry and goes directly to the path I

    Here's a little sample I whipped up that uses AMS's Registry Actions to pull the info and populate a Listbox. From there you can delete the entry if you wish.

    Be careful though, I'm not responsible for any problems you might encounter if something gets deleted that shouldn't

    The code that does the Deleting is Disabled. Enable it only after you have looked through the code and you are sure that it is going to do what you want.

    Download

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  • Corey
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    Re: A single click link on an Autoplay CD... that opens the registry and goes directly to the path I

    If it's just for you to view then simply open regedit and open that key so you can view it. Now close regedit, leaving that key open. Then simply use a file execute action from your CD to launch

    regedit -v

    And it will open to the last key you left open. Might work, anyhow that's all I can think of. If that doesn't work then you should try Google to find out a bit more about manipulating and viewing your registry. Good luck...

    Corey Milner
    Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software

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  • razenruin
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    A single click link on an Autoplay CD... that opens the registry and goes directly to the path I hav

    A single click link on an Autoplay CD... that opens the registry and goes directly to the path I have commanded it to. Nothing regarding MSCONFIG.

    Thanks,
    Joe

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  • Worm
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    Re: Snap to a location in the registry?

    Start/Run/MSCONFIG [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

    Or do you mean progmatically from AMS.

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  • razenruin
    started a topic Snap to a location in the registry?

    Snap to a location in the registry?

    I would like to single click to open this location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Run so that I can see what items are starting up when Windows starts and then delete them selectively - is this possible?
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