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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Windows API » Registry 
Working with the Registry Using the VBA Registry Functions
 
Sub ExperimentWithRegistry() 
    Dim vaKeys As Variant 
    ' create new registry entries  
    SaveSetting "XLTest""General""App_Name""XLTest" 
    SaveSetting "XLTest""General""App_Version""1.0.0" 
    SaveSetting "XLTest""General""App_Date""10/11/2003" 

    PrintRegistrySettings 
    SaveSetting "XLTest""General""App_Version""1.0.1" 
    PrintRegistrySettings 
    vaKeys = GetAllSettings("XLTest""General"
    PrintAllSettings vaKeys 
    DeleteSetting "XLTest""General""App_Name" 
    DeleteSetting "XLTest""General""App_Version" 
    DeleteSetting "XLTest""General""App_Date" 
    PrintRegistrySettings 
End Sub 
Sub PrintRegistrySettings() 
    On Error Resume Next 
    Debug.Print "Application Name: " & GetSetting("XLTest""General""App_Name"
    Debug.Print "Application Version: " & GetSetting("XLTest""General""App_Version"
    Debug.Print "Application Date: " & GetSetting("XLTest""General""App_Date"
End Sub 
Sub PrintAllSettings(vaSettings As Variant
    Dim nItem As Integer 

    If IsArray(vaSettingsThen 
        For nItem = To UBound(vaSettings
            Debug.Print vaSettings(nItem, 0": " & _ 
                vaSettings(nItem, 1
        Next 
    End If 
End Sub 

 
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4. Using RegSetValueEx to Write Information to the Registry
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