Extracting Application Data From Registry?

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jim evans

One of the most painful parts of changing to a new computer is having
to reconfigure all the applications. Installing them isn't so bad,
but it takes me months to get them configured they way I had them.

It dawned on me there might be a way to extract the application
configuration data from the registry and then insert it in the new
registry. Does anyone know of an application that does this? A free
one would be nice since I only do this about once every three years.
And about getting egg in my beer . . .

jim
 
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Gordon

jim evans said:
One of the most painful parts of changing to a new computer is having
to reconfigure all the applications. Installing them isn't so bad,
but it takes me months to get them configured they way I had them.

It dawned on me there might be a way to extract the application
configuration data from the registry and then insert it in the new
registry. Does anyone know of an application that does this? A free
one would be nice since I only do this about once every three years.
And about getting egg in my beer . . .

jim


There's a function within Office to do this - Start-All Programs-Microsoft
Office-Microsoft Office Tools-Save My Settings....
 
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jim evans

There's a function within Office to do this - Start-All Programs-Microsoft
Office-Microsoft Office Tools-Save My Settings....

I can't find that in Word 2002, but doesn't it just extract Office
settings? I'm looking for something that does that for all
applications.

jim
 
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Gordon

jim evans said:
I can't find that in Word 2002, but doesn't it just extract Office
settings? I'm looking for something that does that for all
applications.

jim


yes it does that for office settings only. I suspect you will have to do it
application by application.....
 

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