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Understanding and Using the NT Registry
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Author: Beth Sheresh
Doug Sheresh
Robert Cowart
Published: April 1999
Copyright: 1999
Publisher: IDG Books
 


This chapter introduces you to the dangers and benefits of working with the Windows NT registry. You will learn how to examine and modify the registry using the Registry Editor utility.

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