The only way those orphaned entries could cause a problem would be if
you were to reinstall that same application, and its installation
routine could not over-write the older entries. The odds of this
happening are quite low, but it does happen on rare occasions; this
would be when I'd use Regedit to delete the troublesome entry.
Thank you for that information, Bruce. It is unlikely I will be reinstalling
the application, but one never knows.
--ron
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