Change value of the default string

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I am writing a registry key to remotely modify registries. Their are values in the Default string that I would like to include. If I add

"(Default)"="Adobe Acrobat Document" It adds a second instance of the default string

If I use

@="Adobe Acrobat Document" (which is the format when I exported this key from a a working machine and works when I manually import it ) It doesn't recognized it at all when I do it remotly. Is there something that I'm missing

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- Bria
 
In said:
I am writing a registry key to remotely modify registries. Their
are values in the Default string that I would like to include. If
I add

"(Default)"="Adobe Acrobat Document" It adds a second instance of
the default string.

If I use

@="Adobe Acrobat Document" (which is the format when I exported
this key from a a working machine and works when I manually import
it ) It doesn't recognized it at all when I do it remotly. Is
there something that I'm missing.
Click to expand...

This second one is correct for .REG file format.
What do mean exactly by "remotely" and does this merge involve
HKEY_CURRENT_USER (which may not do what you want in some "remote"
scenarios)?
 
In said:
I am writing a registry key to remotely modify registries. Their
are values in the Default string that I would like to include. If
I add

"(Default)"="Adobe Acrobat Document" It adds a second instance of
the default string.

If I use

@="Adobe Acrobat Document" (which is the format when I exported
this key from a a working machine and works when I manually import
it ) It doesn't recognized it at all when I do it remotly. Is
there something that I'm missing.
Click to expand...

This second one is correct for .REG file format.
What do mean exactly by "remotely" and does this merge involve
HKEY_CURRENT_USER (which may not do what you want in some "remote"
scenarios)?
 
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