With .NET, you can read one key and write to the other rather easily. NOTE,
however, that you will have to have access to each key in the registry (or
rather the process running the application will have to have access).
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"Ravi" wrote:
Hi,
Could any one please tell me if there's any way to set the value of a
particular registry key equal to that of another registry key that's already
present in the registry.
Thank you.
Ravi.