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User Software Settings and System Software Settings in Windows RegsitryHello EveryOne
Can Anybody help in finding out What are User Software Settings and System Software Settings in Windows Registry.I mean what are all the keys that are concerned to User Software Settings as well as System Software Settings in Windows Regsitry. Thanks in Advance Regards Vighneswar This really isn't the place to find out. I have seen in the past Web
sites devoted to the Registry and lists of the keys that can be stored there, or are stored there by various versions of MS products, etc. I did a quick Google and came up with this site: http://aumha.org/win4/kbreg.php which might be a place to start. In general, you'll have much more luck using Google to look for comprehensive Web pages than you will asking this question in newsgroups. When MS released Win95 they introduced registry (if I am not wrong) as
central place for storing settings. Since then many software vendors use registry for this purpose and it was overloaded. So with .NET era they recommend to keep setting in application folder as .config file on your question: Each software vendor decide how to use its section of registry and only in thei documentation you can find what specific keys means. the best way is when you want to change certain setting on some software to search for relevant registry key on google for it. I hope this helps Galin Iliev[MCSD.NET] www.galcho.com Galcho,
> So with .NET era they recommend to keep setting in application folder For sure not by the Microsoft developers, if I run REGMON I see consequently > as .config file > almost alone Microsoft register activity. Cor > So with .NET era they recommend to keep setting in application folder I've seen that stated many times in this newsgroup. I still haven't> as .config file gotten my head around using a .config file for constantly changing, transient settings like window position and size, etc. However, I do agree that if you have configuration information that should be released with your application, such as database connection strings, server names, and the like, then this really is "configuration" information and doesn't belong in the registry any more. It's much easier to release (or build during install) a .config file than it is to stuff things into the registry. However, I continue to use the registry to save transient settings from one execution a program to the next. By that I mean user preference things like window size, colour choices... things like that.
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