Re: MoveReg Keys?

["Steven Carlson" <stevenc@highvoltagerd.com>]

Ken could you please give me an example.

thank you for your time,

Steven Carlson
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Moffat <kmoffat@halcyon.com>
To: cpb-thread@zdtips.com <cpb-thread@zdtips.com>
Date: Sunday, May 31, 1998 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: MoveReg Keys?


>Here is the obvious from the on line help (search tregistry) (methods)
>
>Moves an existing key, its subkeys, and data values to a new location using
>a new key name.
>
>void __fastcall MoveKey(const System::AnsiString OldName, const System::
>AnsiString NewName, bool Delete);
>
>Description
>
>Call MoveKey to copy or move an existing key, its subkeys, and data values
>to a different location. Under Windows 95, copying is recursive. If a key
>contains subkeys and data values, they too, are copied. When the operation
>is complete, the new key is closed.  Under Windows NT, subkeys must be moved
>explicitly with separate calls to MoveKey.
>
>OldName specifies the key to copy or move. NewName specifies a name for the
>duplicate key to create. If the key specified by NewName does not exist,
>MoveKey creates it. Delete specifies whether to delete the old key after the
>copy operation. If Delete is true, the key specified by OldName is deleted
>after it is copied. Otherwise the old key is closed.
>