asked on Reg_binary data type written to the windows XP registry from visual basic
I want to use the following to set the value of a name/value pair in the Windows XP registry:
registry.setvalue(basekeyn
How do I declare Keyvalue in visual basic so that it ends up as type REG_BINARY in the registry.
I've tried the following declaration but the value shows up as type REG_SZ in the registry:
dim Keyvalue as byte = 0
thanks, Jim
registry.setvalue(basekeyn
How do I declare Keyvalue in visual basic so that it ends up as type REG_BINARY in the registry.
I've tried the following declaration but the value shows up as type REG_SZ in the registry:
dim Keyvalue as byte = 0
thanks, Jim
Visual Basic.NET
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Can you post exactly what you want to do, so I can understand what is the problem.
Goran
Goran
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THERE IS NO PROBLEM. Your suggestion works well i.e use the following call :
My.Computer.Registry.SetVa
If I have previously declared the variable, KeyValue as follows:
Dim Keyvalue as byte() = {0}
thanks, Jim
My.Computer.Registry.SetVa
If I have previously declared the variable, KeyValue as follows:
Dim Keyvalue as byte() = {0}
thanks, Jim
So, my suggestion works well, but you have accepted your post as answer. Interesting.... :)))
ASKER
I accept your post as the answer. I was merely adding information to your solution to remind myself (for future reference) what had to be done in addition to your answer to get it to work from an actual visual basic program
Well, actually, you didn't. :) If you did accept my post, then the question would be immediately closed. As you can see, it is still open. To accept my post as answer, you need to click on the Accept Answer in the post you want to mark as answer.
Dim Keyvalue as byte() = {0}