To get around this just use OpenKeyReadOnly or set the Access property
to KEY_READ once you have created the TRegistry instance. These are
available in Delphi 6 and above. Don't know about Delphi 5.
Jed
> The problem is caused by the fact that TRegistry (and the derived
> TRegInifile) always opens a key with KEY_ALL_ACCESS, even if only
> KEY_READ would be needed.
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