Creating registry "scripts"

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Kris Ennay

Hey,

I'm not sure what to refer to a file that when ran will
automatically update the registry (i.e. insert a few keys,
change some values) but I will call it a script. I was
wondering how I can create one of these scripts? Is it
like writing a Perl script (i.e. open notepad, write, save
as .pl and run)?

If not, how are these scripts created?

Thanks a bunch for any and all help provided :)
-Kris
 
Kris said:
I'm not sure what to refer to a file that when ran will
automatically update the registry (i.e. insert a few keys,
change some values) but I will call it a script. I was
wondering how I can create one of these scripts? Is it
like writing a Perl script (i.e. open notepad, write, save
as .pl and run)?

If not, how are these scripts created?
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Hi

You can use VBScript running under Windows Script Host (WSH). You put the code
into a text file and save it as .vbs and run.

Script Center - Registry
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/registry/default.asp

For a list of some scripting resources and links to some Windows Script Host
(WSH) Web introductions, take a look here:

http://groups.google.com/[email protected]
 
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