I can't seem to find any info on renaming a key in the registry.
Am I daft or is this not directly possible??
Please eMail.
Thanks in advance,
steeve
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It is not directly possible. You have to copy the key to its new
name and then delete the original.
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It's not directly possible. You need to create a new key, copy the old
key to the new one, then delete the old one. This is what happens when
you rename a key in RegEdit.
Chris
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> It's not directly possible. You need to create a new key, copy the old
> key to the new one, then delete the old one. This is what happens when
> you rename a key in RegEdit.
Does anyone know why this is? I mean, this precludes the use
of the registry for keeping a list of ordered keys.
Thanks to Chris and Raymond,
steeve
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It just is.
>I mean, this precludes the use
>of the registry for keeping a list of ordered keys.
Huh? The order in which keys are maintained has never been
guaranteed. Being able to rename a key has nothing to do with
it.
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