November 12, 200520 yr I'm currently developing "Reg File Merger", written in C# 2.0. It will do what you are requesting Edited November 12, 200520 yr by XPero
November 12, 200520 yr Author I'm currently developing "Reg File Merger", written in C# 2.0. It will do what you are requesting Let me know when it will be out ! And will it be standalone ? if yes I will add to my site.
November 14, 200520 yr Hehe good to know benners. Thanks. Never in a million years would have thought about the copy command.
November 15, 200520 yr Author I normally use the copy commandCopy *.reg New.regI made a .bat using this tecknik, I work ! Thank for the tip
November 18, 200520 yr A quick copy and paste works for me.I suppose it depends on how big the reg files you're merging are though.
November 18, 200520 yr Author A quick copy and paste works for me.I suppose it depends on how big the reg files you're merging are though.I know that, but for muliple reg file, I prefer a faster and cleaner method. Bludedanube is the man he got a simple but great solution.
November 21, 200520 yr I think cut and paste is fine for a few, 5 and under reg tweaks. Say you have 30 or more individual reg tweaks. merging those is a pain. using "copy *.reg New.reg" leaves you with...Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00keyWindows Registry Editor Version 5.00keyWindows Registry Editor Version 5.00keyWindows Registry Editor Version 5.00keyA big mess...on top of that trying to put them in some kind of decent order as well, sayall HKLM with all HKLM instead of just in some random order.the only way (easiest) i've found is to use VMware with a clean install, take a snap shot, load reg keys, and another snap shot. (using Advanced Registry Tracer)this works but leaves me a bit nervous.any way i hope Xpero comes a long with his .reg merging app that would be great.my two cents, and some.
November 23, 200520 yr Author Sorry But I wont use it, since it not standalone, and worst it use dotnet 2.0
November 23, 200520 yr Sorry But I wont use it, since it not standalone, and worst it use dotnet 2.0 It is standalone, isnt it?
November 23, 200520 yr Author Sorry But I wont use it, since it not standalone, and worst it use dotnet 2.0 It is standalone, isnt it?? No you need to install it wont work not installed on a HD or usb key or cd/dvd
November 23, 200520 yr Sorry But I wont use it, since it not standalone, and worst it use dotnet 2.0 It is standalone, isnt it?? No you need to install it wont work not installed on a HD or usb key or cd/dvdInstall what? run the exe!
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