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im trying to change my IP Address by delphi code . now i trying to change it by registry but i found a problem , i cant write Reg_MULTI_SZ . You can find the IP Address in this path (\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet<wbr />\Services\<wbr />Tcpip\Para<wbr />meters\Int<wbr />erfaces) in one of its sub key<br />
in the rootkey ( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE ) in &nbsp;windows 2000 . I can get the subkey of the IP Address and read it , but i cant change it because i dont know how can i use REG_MULTI_SZ .<br />
I want to know about that , or know another way to set IP Address by code . 
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im trying to change my IP Address by delphi code . now i trying to change it by registry but i found a problem , i cant write Reg_MULTI_SZ . You can find the IP Address in this path (\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces) in one of its sub key
in the rootkey ( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE ) in  windows 2000 . I can get the subkey of the IP Address and read it , but i cant change it because i dont know how can i use REG_MULTI_SZ .
I want to know about that , or know another way to set IP Address by code . 

Change IP Address by Delphi code

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