1. Introduction
2. Saving Settings
3. Getting Settings

Comments

1. crezzy_man
   10 Aug 2003 at 21:48

   this will create a key under hkeylocalmachine\software
   named MyFirstKey
   and under that key it will set the default subkey to equal c:\progran files\my
   and create another key called Example with the value of 1
   

   
    'Get RegEdit.Server object
    Set S = CreateObject("RegEdit.Server")
    
    'Get a key
    Set Key = S.GetKey("HKLM\SOFTWARE")
    
    'Add a new key
    Set MyKey = Key.CreateKey("MyFirstKey")
    'or Set MyKey = Key.SubKeys.Add("MyFirstKey")
    
    'Set String and DWORD values
    MyKey.Values("") = "C:\Program Files\My"
   

   
   

   
    S.GetKey("HKLM\SOFTWARE\MYFIRSTKEY").Values("Example")="1"
   

   
   Does anyone know how to set a Dword value in the registry??
   

   
    Hope this helps

2. Sonic D Hedgehog
   28 May 2003 at 20:51

   This isn't quite the best place for your question. Anyway, I would do it like this:
   On keydown, set movement to Up.
   On keyup, set movement to None.
   Then when you press the key, the player moves up, and when you release it they stop. The repeat won't have any effect.

3. Dale Peach
   23 Oct 2002 at 11:15

   How do you stope the pause after a keypress? For Example, if you have a game where the arrow key's are used and the player is walking by holding down the arrow key, the player will walk a step, pause then continue walkking.
   

   
   You can test this by opening note pad and hit any key and hold down... notice the pause that occurs be for the key is repeated:
   

   
   a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
    ^-Simulated pause
   

   
   Thanks in advance for any leads!
   

   
   -DalePeach
   

4. James Crowley
   13 Sep 2002 at 13:27

   You need to use Windows API (see http://www.developerfusion.com/show/1857/)

5. Dale Peach
   13 Sep 2002 at 13:12

   Yes I tried this too, but you can't access anything outside the VB Registry and the User Restry. How do you access things in the Root or under HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE
   

   
   ? ? ?
   

   
   

   
   

6. umeshbardale
   23 Aug 2002 at 07:03

   Dear Sir
   

   
      I used this  fuction it's very good . But can i save my value in some other
      foler other than Vb application Folder...
   

   
   Umesh Bardale
   ubardale@yahoo.com

7. OmegaSolutions
   31 May 2002 at 11:35

   SaveSetting and Gettstting are very fine, but i want to access an registry key not stored with SaveSetting.
   (and not in this VBA ...  folder.
   

   
   How can i do this?

8. Techwiz
   17 Dec 2001 at 20:12

   Vey Good. Very Helpful.
   

   
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   Hopkins Programming

9. Developer Fusion Bot
   01 Jan 1999 at 00:00

   This thread is for discussions of Registry.