In VB6, this is for writing to the registry. But it defaults to
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings" and as far I ever
knew, there is no way to control that.
If you are interested in the registry keys, for more control you can use a
Win32 APIs.
I have two VB6 functions that do this. I think they came from McKinney's
Hardcore Visual Basic. If you need them ... just say the word.
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