Re: Registry access on another Windows Installation

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Registry data set into the memory from dat files on the start, unless you
can start two windows at once you can't do that. But what you can do is to
start another windows in virual PC and in this case you can use to write
from one to second with RegConnectRegistry()
Arkady

"Akin ÖCal" <AknCal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5D79033C-0031-4EF7-BFA7-D8D807138205@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If I have 2 windows on my computer - on drive C: and drive D:.
I want to run my application from drive C: ,and access to registry on
Drive D:

How can i achive this ?


THANK YOU VERY MUCH


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