The CAESEncRegKey class addresses the occasional problem of securely saving data to the Registry. This article presents Yet Another Registry Class that encrypts data using AES.
An AES Encrypting Registry Class
Published 11/03/2005
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Fun with the Registry Using VC++
Published 09/22/2003
Change hidden system settings with a GUI instead of going directly through the Registry.
Storing an Array of Properties in the Windows Registry
Published 07/09/2003
MFC and Win API don't have functions that store arrays in the Windows Registry. This article describes the class based on MFC CArray class that solves this problem.
CRegConfig -- a Class to Easily Keep Your Data in the Registry
Published 03/21/2003
Read and write data in the Registry.
Another Registry Class
Published 10/01/2002
Very useful class that also includes the ability to filter out specific module names and types
Windows Registry and Internet Explorer
Published 04/25/2002
A quick loko at the Internet Explorer System Registry settings.
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