In the days of Windows 3.x, if you wanted to save any application settings, such as the window size, toolbars hidden or shown etc. you would have saved that information to an INI file. However, since 32 bit windows (ie Windows 9x), these settings are stored in one location; the registry.
Registry
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- Introduction
- Saving Settings
- Getting Settings
Introduction
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James Crowley 
James first started this website when learning Visual Basic back in 1999 whilst studying his GCSEs. The site grew steadily over the years while being run as a hobby - to a regular monthly audien...
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