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file name endings for registry

  • 19-08-2003 7:49pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,808 ✭✭✭


    i got the new version of DVD RegionFree and in it was included a registry file. except i need to put that in the registry. anyone know about this? as in what the file ending is for reg files? maybe so they'll automatically go wherever they're supposed to go...anyway here's the bit of info in the email:

    We have updated our register system in version 3.0 to prevent others
    providing a "keygen" for our software and making an unfair profit from our
    product.

    You will find your personal registration key file (DVDRegionFree.key)
    attached to this e-mail.

    You should install the latest version of DVD Region-Free 3.0 before
    registration action. After this, please open the attached key file in your
    e-mail client (point at the attach name with the mouse cursor and then
    double-click on it). After that you'll see the following message:

    'Information in DVDRegionFree.key been successfully entered into the
    registry'.

    Then run DVD Region-Free and you will find your name under the 'Registered
    to:' string. If so, all trial version restrictions are automatically removed
    from your version.

    thanks for any help.
    oh and for obvious reasons i won't post up the file itself.


Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,502 ✭✭✭MrPinK


    A .reg extension will make it a registry file. Usual 'always backup your registry first' warning applies (does anyone really do that? :) ).


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