regedit /? gives you much of what you need to know.
Export the key you want to modify, then edit, and re-import.
Also, reg and regfind from the reskit can modify reg keys from a cmd line.
One thing I have seen in only a few places:
placing a - (minus sign) before a key name in a reg file will cause its
deletion when you
also search www.ntfaq.com for "regedit"
I found the above tip by searching for "regedit delete .reg"
Good luck
Bruce MacDonald
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Pacific Newspaper Group (Kennedy Heights)
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(604) 605-7239 fax
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Subject: Create a Registry File
Does anyone know how to create a registry file that will modify certain
keys and values?
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