Difference between revisions of "RegyChange"

Revision as of 16:19, 17 February 2008

Looks wether the given registry value has another value then the given one.

RegyChange:[description],[rootkey],[keypath],[value & change],<advanced regy parameters - may not work>

RegyChange:"Last used directory",HKEY_CURRENT_USER,"\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\","Save Directory="

To delete a value only if it has a specific value, use RegyFix (supported since 1.3).

First, a description. Using a description template instead of plain text is recommended so that the user will receive a localized version.
The root key, where HKEY_CURRENT_USER stands for all users actually.
The path to the value, starting with a backslash. AP
An entry that is used to assign new data to a value. You can use a simple value=newdata; or for numeric values, value=dword:0815. Binary is possible as well. Algo-Prefixes are allowed for both value name and text data here. AP

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 # First, a description. Using a [[Description templates|description template]] instead of plain text is recommended so that the user will receive a localized version.
 # The root key, where HKEY_CURRENT_USER stands for all users actually.
-# The path to the value, starting with a backslash.
+# The path to the value, starting with a backslash. {{AlgoPrefix}}
-# An entry that is used to assign new data to a value. You can use a simple ''value=newdata''; or for numeric values, ''value=dword:0815''. Binary is possible as well. [[AlgoPrefix|Algo-Prefixes]] are allowed for both value name and text data here.
+# An entry that is used to assign new data to a value. You can use a simple ''value=newdata''; or for numeric values, ''value=dword:0815''. Binary is possible as well. [[AlgoPrefix|Algo-Prefixes]] are allowed for both value name and text data here. {{AlgoPrefix}}
 ==See also==