A great alternative. Thanks Stuart!
>> I can read specific values from registry keys using code without using a separate registry.vcx,
>> but I am having problems with this one.
>
>Another approach is to use the WMI registry provider:
>
>#define HKLM 0x80000002
>
>oStdRegProv = getobject("winmgmts://./root/default:StdRegProv")
>cValue = space(255)
>
>if oStdRegProv.GetStringValue(HKLM, "SOFTWARE\Classes\AppWare.Project\shell\Open\Command\", "", @cValue) = 0
> ? "Value is " + cValue)
>endif
>>
>More info on using the provider in VFP is
here.
>
>Regards
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