Change Windows Registry via LotusScript
There is a LotusScript Class that allows reading and writing of values in the Windows Registry: registry-lss (lss, 16 KB). It was originally posted in the Notes 6/7 Forum ...
You can determine the installation path of your Notes Installation:
Dim regObj As New Registry
Msgbox regObj.ReadRegValue(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "Software\Lotus Notes\6.0", "Path")
Set regObj = Nothing
and even iterate over multiple values:
Dim regObj As New Registry
Dim iCount As Integer
Do Until regObj.LastError <> 0
Call regObj.ReadRegValueAll(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "Software\Lotus Notes\6.0", iCount)
If regObj.LastError = 0 Then
Msgbox regObj.KeyValue, 64, "Registry Object- Value of key: " & regObj.KeyName
End If
iCount = iCount + 1
Loop
Set regObj = Nothing
You can determine the installation path of your Notes Installation:
Dim regObj As New Registry
Msgbox regObj.ReadRegValue(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "Software\Lotus Notes\6.0", "Path")
Set regObj = Nothing
and even iterate over multiple values:
Dim regObj As New Registry
Dim iCount As Integer
Do Until regObj.LastError <> 0
Call regObj.ReadRegValueAll(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, "Software\Lotus Notes\6.0", iCount)
If regObj.LastError = 0 Then
Msgbox regObj.KeyValue, 64, "Registry Object- Value of key: " & regObj.KeyName
End If
iCount = iCount + 1
Loop
Set regObj = Nothing
scalefree - 29. Okt, 14:16
Why not use evaluate instead - requires only one row
For more evaluate functions visit:
http://www.notessidan.se/A55B53/blogg.nsf/plink/PPAN-6MEVDZ