in reply to Changing Registry Values
According to the man page for Win32::TieRegistry (here), you should be able to do something as simple as this:
$Registry->{$key} = 'foo';
You might want to check your rights to that key too, since you're running under Windows XP. Also, try using 'CUser' instead of 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER' for the root key, there's something in the man page about that too.
$Registry->{$key} = 'foo';
You might want to check your rights to that key too, since you're running under Windows XP. Also, try using 'CUser' instead of 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER' for the root key, there's something in the man page about that too.
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