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1-20 of 38 Visual Basic Registry sites are shown.
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Delete Write and Enumerate Keys in the Registry
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Perform the four basic functions to the Windows registry. Add, change, delete, and query. Allows you to to read registry values, and modify both keys and values.
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A registry browser/editor application; a .dll to read and write data to the registry; and a hex Editor Control.
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This class abstracts the VB functions GetSetting and SaveSetting, and will save you some typing if you use these often within your application. It is good for storing name-value pairs in the registry, without having to use the Registry API functions.
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A demo on enumerating registry subkeys, entries and values.
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This Associate Wizard automates the task of associating your program with a given file extension. It even changes the icon of the target extension to match your program's icon
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This program allows to register/unregister DLLs using RegSvr32 tool which is included with Windows. This program is very easy even for beginners. Additionally, it shows a way to find windows\system directory location properly. A handy utility that will help you avoid the inconvenience of running regsvr32 from the start menu all the time.
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This program can hide or unhide any drive from the My Computer view
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This function allows you to monitor changes in Registry keys and subkeys. It may be useful to protect your Registry (especially "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" or "RunOnce") against "non-friendly" applications.
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This application allows you to change a large variety of system policies and settings related to the Explorer, Network, System, and DOS. Examples include Hiding the Run Menu, Hiding Icons on the Desktop, Hiding the Recent Documents Menu, Disabling Print/File Sharing, Disabling Virtual Memory, Disabling the DOS prompt, and many more.
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Allows you to create a registry key directly from VB code.
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Read and write Strings, DWords and binary arrays to the registry. Get lists of keys and or values stored in the registry. Test for the existence of keys. Includes a sample client application and documentation in HTML Help Format.
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This module contains two procedures; SaveStringSetting and GetStringSetting. These procedures can be used as replacements for VB's SaveSetting and GetSetting so that your data is written to the more useful 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE' rather than the 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings' key.
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Some sample code for writin a Binary Value to the Registry
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Some sample code for writin a String Value to the Registry
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This code snippet allows you to return the Full Path for a Given MS Office Application
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This piece of code places creates an entry for the running application in the registry key Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run, so the application will run every time the current user logs on.
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This code enables you to list ALL file extensions in your machine which have registered file associations. The list will show what application title each file extension belongs to and what program execution command it is associated with. With this program, you can view, add and remove file associations, with ease and in an elegant way. The application also provides a system tray function
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Read and write DWORD, Binary or Strings to registry with functions to import/export registry settings along ability to delete keys or key values and enumeration of keys or key values.
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This is a rewrite of a program on this site. The ability to enumerate keys from a remote machine was added
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