WINREG32.BAS (Third Version)

By | 2002-06-01

This time I got it right!
In the last release I discovered a few errors, so I took
my time on this one to re-write every little piece of
code, using my old module as a building block. In this
version I added the ‘OS’ suffix to all the registry API
declarations so I could use ‘Reg’ in my function names.
Now all Subs are Functions, and return some type of
value, depending on the procedure. In this version I
also added the ability to save a string to a binary
key (RegWriteExtended), which was requested. Also error
checking has been revised and the RegLastError variable
always contains the last registry error that occured.
If you modify this code please send me a copy so I can
learn from what you have done. I hold absolutely no
warranties on this code and I am not responsible for
any damage it does to your registry or your computer.

Original Author: Randy Mcdowell (Nebuland Technologies)

Assumptions

Always backup your system registry (the hidden SYSTEM.DAT file in your windows directory) before making any modifications to it. Like I stated before, I am not responsible for any damage you cause.

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