(There might be other solutions, but this is how I do it successfully in my
installations...)
I have set up the AppSearch | RegLocator | etc. to look for the values
during installation, repair and uninstall. It is tedious, but then you know
that you always have the correct values. It also means that the same values
will be written back during repair for example.

/Andreas
"Leo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:067401c33cc1$d24be610$(E-Mail Removed)...
> How would I prevent the "Repair" from overwriting the
> earlier set registry values with the Default ones??
>
> Thanks,
> LEO

Thanks..for your response..I'm half way thru now.
>-----Original Message-----
>(There might be other solutions, but this is how I do it
successfully in my
>installations...)
>I have set up the AppSearch | RegLocator | etc. to look
for the values
>during installation, repair and uninstall. It is tedious,
but then you know
>that you always have the correct values. It also means
that the same values
>will be written back during repair for example.
>
>/Andreas
>"Leo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:067401c33cc1$d24be610$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> How would I prevent the "Repair" from overwriting the
>> earlier set registry values with the Default ones??
>>
>> Thanks,
>> LEO
>
>
>.
>