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Re: Registry Subkeys

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From: Gert Kok
Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 16:23
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That part is simpler than I thought.

When there are more entries within \Product\, has each one to be opened 
individually?

Richard Bradbrook wrote:
> Can't you use TRegistry?
> 
> basic example:
> 
> TRegistry *Registry;
> AnsiString somestring;
> 
> Registry = new TRegistry;
> Registry->RootKey = HKEY_CURRENT_USER;
> if(Registry->OpenKey("Software\Company\Product\Key1", false))
> {
>   somestring = Registry->ReadString("somevalue");
>   Registry->WriteString("somevalue", somestring);
>   Registry->CloseKey();
> }
> delete Registry; 
> 
> 
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