My questtion also relates to IIS what user runs processes that are using the
dll if I am using ASP to access it. I also posted in the ASP forum.
"BP" wrote:
> Try vb scripting news group.
>
> "Roundy" <Roundy RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:DCF73AC7-5E36-48A8-A51B-09401E6F26C1@microsoft.com...
> > We have an application that communicates with a PLC in the field. All of the
> > values from the PLC are written to registry keys under
> > hkey_current_user\software\vb and vba programming\application
> > name\subkey\value.
> >
> > We were trying to access the registry key directly using asp. I found a
> > tool to access registry, but for some reason it can't read or write values to
> > hkey_current_user. So, we wrote and active x dll that using gettsetting and
> > savesetting to read and write to the registry, and we just use the object in
> > ASP. Unfortunately, it writes to HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\ and then
> > creates the vb and vba programming\application name\subkey\key. It reads and
> > writes to this area just fine, but well that is not where we want to read and
> > write to. We rewrote the dll to specify the HKEY_Current_User area, but it
> > still behaves the same way. Any help or direction on this would be
> > appreciated. Thanks in advance for the help.
>
>
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