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Sorry:<br />
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You need to manage some registry api to enum all entries in:<br />
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, &quot;Software\Microsoft\Window<wbr />s\CurrentV<wbr />ersion\Uni<wbr />nstall\<br />
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i haven't this code just right now. Maybe tonight.<br />
Cheers
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Sorry:

You need to manage some registry api to enum all entries in:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\

i haven't this code just right now. Maybe tonight.
Cheers

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Thanks for &quot;A&quot; grade.
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I'm playing around with Windows API functions. &nbsp;I was just wondering if there was a way to use them to pull the information from the Add/Remove Programs box that is in Control Panel. &nbsp;I guess I just want to pull a list of programs I have on my computer by using the Add/Remove programs box. &nbsp;I would want to save it in a text file or something like that...I am just curious as to how I would go about this.<br />

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I'm playing around with Windows API functions.  I was just wondering if there was a way to use them to pull the information from the Add/Remove Programs box that is in Control Panel.  I guess I just want to pull a list of programs I have on my computer by using the Add/Remove programs box.  I would want to save it in a text file or something like that...I am just curious as to how I would go about this.


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