Windows 10: Is that possible to APPEND something to a string value by a .REG file?

Hello,

I am trying to modify my registry and I want to APPEND something to the value of a key, like:


modify


[some\path\to\a\key]

"key_name"="original_key_value"


to


[some\path\to\a\key]

"key_name"="original_key_value appended_key_value"


using a .REG file.


Is that possible?


Thanks dear community contributors.

:)

 

Recent File List

to prevent it from autopopulating try making the reg key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
\Applets\Paint\Recent File List read only

 

Batch Append Mp3 Tags

ROTFLMAO - I thought I did that search - guess not *Wink

That answer is fairly close to my guess

It's a bit tricky but it works

Select one file in Mp3tag

Open the Actions menu
Select Actions
- opens Action groups window

Press the new action button on the right (box with star)
Name the Action group: addPopToGenre
(or anything you want)

The Actions dialog window opens (looks a lot like Action groups)
Press the New button on the right (box with star)

Select action type: Format value (drop down list)

Format value dialog box opens
Field: GENRE (drop down list)
Format String: %genre% Pop

This applies the change to the selected file.

You can apply this to any file from the Actions Menu
- select the file(s) you want to add Pop to the Genre
- select addPopToGenre from the list of actions
- save the changes

dal, you get +50 reps if I could... hope I can give you at least one.

 

Snippet C#: INI Files

GetSections() will return a string[] of section names. If you want the values too, just do a for or for loop to enumerate them. For example:

Code: foreach (string section in ini.GetSections()) { Console.WriteLine("[" + section + "]"); foreach (string key in ini[section].GetKeys()) Console.WriteLine(key + "=" + ini[section][key]); Console.WriteLine(); }[/quote]