In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Neil Sleightholm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It there anyway to remove the hash (#) from the start of a
> RegistrySearch if the value is a DWORD?
I'm guessing the reason you want this is so that you can do numeric
comparisons on a DWORD value in a condition?
You could write a CA to adjust the property, but what I did when I
wanted to write conditions on a DWORD read out of the registry is to
just treat it as a string comparison. This may or may not be feasible
in your case; in my case I only had to do equality comparisons for a
small number of values.
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