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Regedit in Windows7

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Regedit in Windows7

Regedit in Windows7

(OP)
Hi all!
I have a app that I've gone from 98 to XT and now Windows 7.
The problem I have is that I can't modify a value of a regedit with PUTREG, that I have for protection. Also the GETREG works well.
Anyone know how I can do to make PUTREG work?
Thank you.
Eduardo

RE: Regedit in Windows7

Hi Eduardo,

You need the program manifest setup to run the program as Administrator to update certain registry trees. This is possible with Clarion 7 and later. If this is an one time update, I would suggest to use the installation program to do that. Or, use a different registry tree or encrypted file.

Regards

RE: Regedit in Windows7

(OP)
Thanks Shankar I try it!
Regards.

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