1) Use the Microsoft.Win32.Registry class in mscorlib and create the entries
yourself.
2) Use System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(String) to call regedit.exe with the
..reg file as a command line argument.
Not sure if there is a .reg file parser available for VB.net?
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