[THIN] Re: Off Topic
- From: "Roy A. Tokeshi" <roy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 09:35:23 -0400
The funny thing is we do it all the time when we reassign server drive
letters. ;)
I used resplendence to flip flop drive leters in testing and have used
it to fix failed drive remaps.
I am with you about not feeling good about global find replace but it
does cone in handy for profiles and subkeys.
Imho,
Rat
On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 9:28am, Landin, Mark wrote:
>> =20
>> I need a dos command line tool that searches all the registry hives
>> (HKLM/HKCU/HKCR/HKU) for a string and replaces all instances of it.
>> I don't know of one. I don't think regedit or regedt32 do it.
>> =20
>
> Even if there was such a thing, I would never in a million years be so
> desperate as to want to run it! Global search-and-replace in the
> registry??? Madness!!
> =20
hth,
rat
Roy A. Tokeshi
602.614.4931
http://www.tokeshi.com/articles
<apology>Sent from handheld. Please forgive spelling, punctuation, and
gramatical errors.</apology>
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