No... when I first ran it (just to see what it does...
I was prompted numerous times regarding applications installed on my computer with a message something like this: "such-and-such-app is not registered. Would you like to register it now?"
It ran from a cmd prompt window... so it exists somewhere on the defined file path (as in PATH command).
Thanks,
Chris
PS:
Sorry so long to reply... some messages never show up in Outlook Express' Newsreader... and I only just noticed your reply while looking for something else directly on the website.
----- Daniel Chang [MSFT] wrote: -----
Nope ... doesn't ring a bell. Like assoc registering file extensions? Or
registering applications as in telling the makers of your software products
who you are and what product you're using ... ?
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: Help... my Memory is failing... no.. not my RAM... it's my Brain :]
:
: Some time ago, I came across a post which contained info on a command
which,
: when run from a command window, identifies applications on the computer
: which are not registered & offers the option to register it...
:
: For the life of me, I can't remember what it was
:
: Anyone know what that command is?
:
: TIA,
: Chris
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