🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

I deployed an app that:

* is visible to all users,
* is mainly placed in tray,
* is 'one instance' app

Everything of that is OK, except that I do not know how to
face with this situation during uninstall. When I say uninstall
I mean on BCB code that will be added to the uninstall procedure
and do some clearance tasks...

My app integrates in XP IE context menu via Registry entry:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MenuExt\MyMenuItemText
... the entry should be active even when the app is closed,
because selecting that menu item invokes app to run first if it was closed.

As you can see, my problem is HKCU, ie. that item is only active in the
current user account. That further means, if I switch to other user account
and I start the uninstall process from that account, the registry entries
will remain untouched by the uninstall procedure in the primary account...

My question is related to technique of enabling all accounts to have that
feature (context menu in IE) enabled, and not only the main one (HKCU).

How can that be achieved when IE context menu item is in HKCU?
Do you have some idea?

I *can* programmaticaly detect the moment when the user changes
and delete those Reg entries, and recreate them in the new account,
but that is possible only when my app is *running* which *is* the
case most of the time, but is not a must... The app can be closed, and
when I switch to other user account, the WM_(QUERY)ENDSESSION
can not be reached, of course...




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Best regards,
Vladimir Stefanovic