RegObj.dll

[Anonymous]

This is probably a message for the Microsoft newsgroups, but a while back
someone recommended using reqobj.dll to find out where AutoCAD is located.
I am using this, and I love it for reading from the registry and even
changing values. What I do not see in this is how to create a new registry
key. If anyone knows how to do this in regobj.dll, I would really
appreciate the help, I can't seem to find it, and do not have the *.hlp
file.

Thanks,
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Robert B. Brown
Lead Visualization Specialist
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Autometric Inc.
http://www.autometric.com

[Anonymous]

Check out the Add method of the RegKeys collection. You should be able to
use RegKeyFromString to get the parent of the key you want to add. Here's a
sample:

Dim rKey As RegKey
Set rKey = RegKeyFromString("\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment")
rKey.SubKeys.Add "AddKey"
rKey.SubKeys("AddKey").Value = "Sample"

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"Robert Brown" wrote in message
news:8F3D8B372rbrownautometriccom@167.216.240.240...
> This is probably a message for the Microsoft newsgroups, but a while back
> someone recommended using reqobj.dll to find out where AutoCAD is located.
> I am using this, and I love it for reading from the registry and even
> changing values. What I do not see in this is how to create a new registry
> key. If anyone knows how to do this in regobj.dll, I would really
> appreciate the help, I can't seem to find it, and do not have the *.hlp
> file.

[Anonymous]

Hi Robert,
This file contains some documentation for regobj.dll.
Hope this helps,

- Adam

"Robert Brown" wrote in message
news:8F3D8B372rbrownautometriccom@167.216.240.240...
> This is probably a message for the Microsoft newsgroups, but a while back
> someone recommended using reqobj.dll to find out where AutoCAD is located.
> I am using this, and I love it for reading from the registry and even
> changing values. What I do not see in this is how to create a new registry
> key. If anyone knows how to do this in regobj.dll, I would really
> appreciate the help, I can't seem to find it, and do not have the *.hlp
> file.
>
> Thanks,
> ----------------------------------------
> Robert B. Brown
> Lead Visualization Specialist
> ----------------------------------------
> Autometric Inc.
> http://www.autometric.com