Does anyone know the registry value for "Hide underlined letters for keyboard navigation until I pre

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Hi all

I am wanting the above setting so that I can customise my users display options (they already have a roaming profile so modifying the default profile will not suffice in this instance)

Does anyone know the relevent registry key/value that I need to change

Any assistance is appreciated

Cheers

Sean
 
OT: You should make a shorter Subject line.


Sean said:
Hi all

I am wanting the above setting so that I can customise my users display
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options (they already have a roaming profile so modifying the default
profile will not suffice in this instance)
 
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-----Original Message-----
Hi all

I am wanting the above setting so that I can customise
Click to expand...
my users display options (they already have a roaming
profile so modifying the default profile will not suffice
in this instance)
 
The user preference mask is a hexadecimal representation of bit values. To set use Windows Calculator and the values from the table below.
To use Windows Calculator take the value from UserPreferences and AND it with the value from the table below.
Put the value from the table below into Calculator in Hex mode
Press AND
Take the value from from user preferences (in this sample 000000fd as it's byte order reversed).

If it is set it will return the same value as the table below, if it's not set it will return 0

Action Value in Hex
Menu Underlines 20


REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop]
"UserPreferencemask"=hex:fd,00,00,00
 
Sean;
If you wrote on the inside of a matchbook with a grease pencil it would be
easier to read.
Why don't you repost and put your message, whatever it is, in the message box.
Maybe some one will be able to read it and respond.
 
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