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 //By JGH, Feb-2007.//\\ \\  The registry is a repository of data maintained by Windows, which holds various information. An application can store configuration or other information from one session to the next within the HKCU/Software/MyPublisher/MyApplication part of the registry, where //MyPublisher// and //MyApplication// are set appropriately.\\ \\  The registry can store various types of data, such as strings, integers, multiple strings, binaries, but you can do simple registry access if you just use string entries.\\ \\  An example program //FredProg// from //BloggSoft// can read settings using code similar to the following:\\ \\  //By JGH, Feb-2007.//\\ \\  The registry is a repository of data maintained by Windows, which holds various information. An application can store configuration or other information from one session to the next within the HKCU/Software/MyPublisher/MyApplication part of the registry, where //MyPublisher// and //MyApplication// are set appropriately.\\ \\  The registry can store various types of data, such as strings, integers, multiple strings, binaries, but you can do simple registry access if you just use string entries.\\ \\  An example program //FredProg// from //BloggSoft// can read settings using code similar to the following:\\ \\ 
 +<code bb4w>
         KeyRoot$="Software\BloggSoft\FredProg\"         KeyRoot$="Software\BloggSoft\FredProg\"
  
         LastSaved$=FNReg_Rd(KeyRoot$+"LastSaved")         LastSaved$=FNReg_Rd(KeyRoot$+"LastSaved")
         LoadPath$ =FNReg_Rd(KeyRoot$+"LoadPath")         LoadPath$ =FNReg_Rd(KeyRoot$+"LoadPath")
 +</code>
 \\  It can later update the registry entries using the following code:\\ \\  \\  It can later update the registry entries using the following code:\\ \\ 
 +<code bb4w>
         KeyRoot$="Software\BloggSoft\FredProg\"         KeyRoot$="Software\BloggSoft\FredProg\"
  
         PROCReg_Wr(KeyRoot$+"LastSaved",LastSave$)         PROCReg_Wr(KeyRoot$+"LastSaved",LastSave$)
         PROCReg_Wr(KeyRoot$+"LoadPath",LoadPath$)         PROCReg_Wr(KeyRoot$+"LoadPath",LoadPath$)
 +</code>
 \\  You should ensure **KeyRoot$** is formed in the above format to ensure consistency and to ensure the registry names are unique to your application.\\ \\  The example code uses the **Reg_Rd()** and **Reg_Wr()** functions in the [[http://mdfs.net/System/Library/BLib/Win/|Reg]] BASIC library, and listed here:\\ \\  \\  You should ensure **KeyRoot$** is formed in the above format to ensure consistency and to ensure the registry names are unique to your application.\\ \\  The example code uses the **Reg_Rd()** and **Reg_Wr()** functions in the [[http://mdfs.net/System/Library/BLib/Win/|Reg]] BASIC library, and listed here:\\ \\ 
 +<code bb4w>
         DEF FNReg_Rd(Key$)         DEF FNReg_Rd(Key$)
         LOCAL K%,R%,L%,T%,B%,Item$,Value$         LOCAL K%,R%,L%,T%,B%,Item$,Value$
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         ENDIF         ENDIF
         ENDPROC         ENDPROC
 +</code>
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