Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Thu Feb 13 11:06:13 CST 2003
Hi Seth - with the ego! Yeah, I know - however, if all you need is to store a value or two outside your database and you don't want to deal with APIs etc. (some of our fellow listers do not, I'm sure) or INI files (!), the functions mentioned will probably do. /gustav > The thing I didn't like about these functions is that it made me feel > like I wasn't writing my own, professional app, with its own place in > HKLM\Software like all the other commercial apps. In fact, my original > version of this module had HKLM\Software hard-coded as the root-level > key. I just changed it so that you could access any key hive and > sub-key. > So basically, this was written out of an innate ego problem. :) > Seth > On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 10:06, Gustav Brock wrote: >> Hi John >> >> If you don't have some fancy needs, Access has built-in functions for >> reading/writing some custom values of your app in the registry: >> >> SaveSetting() >> GetSetting() >> GetAllSetting() >> DeleteSetting()