> R:Base would do well to store dynamic data like recent files in the > registry, rather than in the INI file. That is where most programs store > this kind of information. The less you write to important files like this, > the less chance there is of them being corrupted.
I vote a big NO on this idea. Using the registry for storage means that in the event of corruption, the entire OS is open for damage, not just the setup for an individual program. Also, the registry is much harder to edit for people who need to do manual configuration or who need to recover from some kind of problem. I used the registry for storing settings in the original version of R:Code, and have moved away from it in later programs. Sometimes the new ways are not better ways. -- Larry __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Find the one for you at Yahoo! Personals http://personals.yahoo.com
