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Author: MSDN
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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...
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Author: Sanjay Shravan
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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 ...
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Author: Matt Pietrek
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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. If you're not familiar with the basic set of IA-64 registers (including the dynamic nature of the general-purpose registers), I suggest you read my previous column (see Under the Hood). To quickly revi...
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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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Author: Bean Software
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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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