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| | Total Hits: 30 | Today: 0 | Author: Matt Pietrek | Rating:  |
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With all the talk about Microsoft® .NET, it's easy to forget that another major new technology is coming to Windows® as well. I'm talking about 64-bit programming on Intel's IA-64 series of CPUs. In my next two columns, I'll look at the details of IA-64 parameter passing, stack frames, and return values. Don't worry if you haven't had the time to study the IA-64 architecture yet. You won't need to know all the gory details for what I'll be talking about, and I'll introduce just enough of the CPU... |
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This month I'll complete the overview of IA-64 (Itanium) parameter passing, stack frames, and return values that I began last month. In the previous column, I reviewed stack frames and how parameters are passed on the x86 CPU. I then examined the essential IA-64 registers that you'll need to know.... |
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This class provides the set of standard root keys found in the registry on machines running Windows. The registry is a storage facility for information about applications, users, and default system settings. For example, applications can use the registry for storing information that needs to be preserved once the application is closed, and access that same information when the application is reloaded. For instance, you can store color preferences, screen locations, or the size of the window. You... |
| | Total Hits: 144 | Today: 0 | Author: Mohammad Elsheimy | Rating:  |
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Enabling UAC (User Access Control) feature in Windows Vista, Administrator users in Windows Vista, by default, don't have administrative privileges. Every Windows process has two security tokens associated with it, one with normal user privileges and one with admin privileges. With applications that require administrative privileges, the user can elevate the application to run with Administrator rights. And that process is called Elevation.... |
| | Total Hits: 197 | Today: 0 | Author: vishal820 | Rating: |
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Extracting the Registry entries for COM DLLs and EXEs during build time is not supported in WIX. But, they provide an option for writing an extension. The Registry data can be extracted by making use of Heat. Hence, I am making use of Heat.exe, and extension facility of WIX. So, while pre-processing the Wxs file using Candle, we can generate all the Registry data. I am still not sure what to do with the rgs data. But this solves at least half of the problem for the installer guys. Hope this help... |
| | Total Hits: 93 | Today: 0 | Author: Roman Kecher | Rating:  |
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This paper will discuss a specic design problem I've come across in the course of a hobby programming project, and the solution I have worked out for it. The solution can be viewed as a specic implementation of what can be considered as a far more general design pattern, which I've decided to call "The dynamic registry factory" (I'm open to suggestions of better names at this point).... |
| | Total Hits: 79 | Today: 0 | Author: rajajay82 | Rating: |
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As most of the beginners are not well aware about the windows registery, they usually come with problems just by deleting the main nodes of windows, which leads to Windows to get hanged or even crash. And then, they got the crazy to start programming with the Windows registry. Windows Registry programming is extremely easy. There are two provisions provided by windows for doing this. One is using of SDK or MFC. But both cases we dont have a API that can create a node and set the value using a si... |
| | Total Hits: 38 | Today: 0 | Author: MatrixCoder | Rating: |
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The Registry is a powerful part of the Windows operating system and is most valuable to programmers. For instance, you could have your application show up in Windows' Add/Remove Software or create your own file types. That is all done via the Registry and this article will show you how.... |
| | Total Hits: 44 | Today: 0 | Author: Rama Krishna Vavilala | Rating: |
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This utility (RegSvrEx) is similar to RegSvr32 but with certain extra functionality. The extra features which this utility offers are :-
1. Current user only registration for COM servers (more about this later)
2. Registration of executable files (though this is not the primary feature)... |
| | Total Hits: 227 | Today: 0 | Author: Nishant Sivakumar | Rating: |
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Well, apparently the registry seems to have lost some of its importance with the arrival of .NET, at least that's the impression I seem to get. But luckily for us, Microsoft has given us two nice classes for doing just about anything we want to do with the registry. The classes are Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey and Microsoft.Win32.Registry. They have both been put into the Microsoft.Win32 namespace as you can see because the registry is totally Microsoft Win32 specific. Without too much fuss, let'... |
| | Total Hits: 149 | Today: 0 | Author: Sanjay Shravan | Rating: |
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The Registry has a hierarchical structure much like that of the file system. The usual way of viewing and editing the registry key is by using the tools called regedit.exe and you can open it by typing regedit.exe in the run command. Quite a lot of times, you also need to write and edit the registry keys on your code or in ASP.NET and you probably haven't done it before. In this article I will teach you how to do it using .NET classes. Microsoft has included all the library that can be used to ... |
| | Total Hits: 87 | Today: 0 | Author: Bean Software | Rating: |
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System registry is always seen as both a location for experts to do magnificent operations and as a source of trouble as well. You can virtually tune every aspect of every possible software piece on your system from system registry even those aspects that are not exposed using any user interface at all. This is all in addition to the thousands (not hundreds!) of other operations that are even not tuning and are much ahead the already complex tuning. If you can access registry from your applicati... |
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