A fix for a geek problem.
Mar. 15th, 2007 10:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
A few days ago I was looking for a way to script edits to the system path on a set of Win2K and WinXP boxes. Specifically, I wanted something I could run as a part of a batch job to add an item to the system Path and have it stay past the closure of the window in a way that a simple path=%PATH%;$NEW_ENTRY does not.
So I asked
cerebrate, and his solution is simple, well-documented, works, and is easily modifiable once you read it to see how Registry read/writes work in VBScript.
For someone (like myself) who knew he wanted to do registry read/writes but had no idea of a practical way how and was hitting a wall in finding a tutorial, it's genius.
And so now I share it for anyone else in the same boat.
So I asked
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For someone (like myself) who knew he wanted to do registry read/writes but had no idea of a practical way how and was hitting a wall in finding a tutorial, it's genius.
And so now I share it for anyone else in the same boat.