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Is there a way I can write a value to the registry that will prohibit/allow
a user to open a file based on the value of the key?

Would this change for 2000/XP and Me/98?
 
I dont quite get it.
How would I be able to say prevent a user from opening
"C:\test.txt" with a value placed in the registry?
 
scorpion53061 said:
I dont quite get it.
How would I be able to say prevent a user from opening
"C:\test.txt" with a value placed in the registry?
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I guess you have to move it to an NTFS partition and set the access rights.
 
Is there a way I can write a value to the registry that will prohibit/allow
a user to open a file based on the value of the key?
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You can't. As Armin said, set the NTFS permissions in the ACL of the
file when it's created.
 
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