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Tells you the Windows screen saver password

This code will collect the system directorys directly from the registry. This is _very_ useful if you are writing an installation program... Please vote for me and/or give feedback :-)

Provides an easy way to access and manipulate the Windows Registry database from your C++ applications.

This is a Class to help you on Registry functions. This Class in WIN32(so it works in MFC, ATL, WIN32) and it is full UNICODE. Most of these Class found on internet do not delete properly Key and SubKey in WinNT (or they need help of Shlwapi.dll, and it is a complicate story). This Class use Instead a Recursive function to do the Job (no special include need). It uses a template for all those special structure like CPoint, RECT, ... you named it. It comes with a simple example on how to use it. Try it....

The following code does two things: 1) Opens a new registry key if an existing one doesn't exist and writes to it 2) Reads the existing data in the key, and applies the data to the form using the SetBounds(); function. The code looks VERY cluttered and there is a fair bit here to put on one page, so i have uploaded a .txt version of the following code that is structured and ready to copy-and-paste!

Some time ago, i was reading an article about registry here in PSC. It was all done in MFC, so I asked the author to please write one using WIN32 API. He never did, so I went and found the info myself. Here it is. Please leave comments (maybe even votes), they let me know if the article was good and make me write new ones. Thank you.

This document provides information about the Windows security system and what restrictions can be used to limit its functionality

Tells you the Windows screen saver password

This code will collect the system directorys directly from the registry. This is _very_ useful if you are writing an installation program... Please vote for me and/or give feedback :-)

Provides an easy way to access and manipulate the Windows Registry database from your C++ applications.

This is a Class to help you on Registry functions. This Class in WIN32(so it works in MFC, ATL, WIN32) and it is full UNICODE. Most of these Class found on internet do not delete properly Key and SubKey in WinNT (or they need help of Shlwapi.dll, and it is a complicate story). This Class use Instead a Recursive function to do the Job (no special include need). It uses a template for all those special structure like CPoint, RECT, ... you named it. It comes with a simple example on how to use it. Try it....

The following code does two things: 1) Opens a new registry key if an existing one doesn't exist and writes to it 2) Reads the existing data in the key, and applies the data to the form using the SetBounds(); function. The code looks VERY cluttered and there is a fair bit here to put on one page, so i have uploaded a .txt version of the following code that is structured and ready to copy-and-paste!

Some time ago, i was reading an article about registry here in PSC. It was all done in MFC, so I asked the author to please write one using WIN32 API. He never did, so I went and found the info myself. Here it is. Please leave comments (maybe even votes), they let me know if the article was good and make me write new ones. Thank you.

This document provides information about the Windows security system and what restrictions can be used to limit its functionality

Tells you the Windows screen saver password

This code will collect the system directorys directly from the registry. This is _very_ useful if you are writing an installation program... Please vote for me and/or give feedback :-)

Provides an easy way to access and manipulate the Windows Registry database from your C++ applications.

This is a Class to help you on Registry functions. This Class in WIN32(so it works in MFC, ATL, WIN32) and it is full UNICODE. Most of these Class found on internet do not delete properly Key and SubKey in WinNT (or they need help of Shlwapi.dll, and it is a complicate story). This Class use Instead a Recursive function to do the Job (no special include need). It uses a template for all those special structure like CPoint, RECT, ... you named it. It comes with a simple example on how to use it. Try it....

The following code does two things: 1) Opens a new registry key if an existing one doesn't exist and writes to it 2) Reads the existing data in the key, and applies the data to the form using the SetBounds(); function. The code looks VERY cluttered and there is a fair bit here to put on one page, so i have uploaded a .txt version of the following code that is structured and ready to copy-and-paste!

Some time ago, i was reading an article about registry here in PSC. It was all done in MFC, so I asked the author to please write one using WIN32 API. He never did, so I went and found the info myself. Here it is. Please leave comments (maybe even votes), they let me know if the article was good and make me write new ones. Thank you.