The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Visual FoxPro for Windows, version 3.0
SUMMARY
Visual FoxPro writes information about interoperability issues (such as DDE
and OLE) and FoxPro settings to the registry (under Windows 95 or Windows
NT) or to REG.DAT (under Windows or Windows for Workgroups).
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The following information is stored in the registry. Run REGEDIT/V to view
the data.
- The name and location of the Visual FoxPro executable (.EXE) file.
- If you have the Pro version of Visual FoxPro, the name and location of
the .ESL file.
- Associations with the Visual FoxPro .EXE file. Visual FoxPro is loaded
when you double-click a file with the following extensions: APP, FXP,
PRG.
- FoxPro is registered as an Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) client.
- Options and preferences exposed in the Options dialog. The Options
dialog provides a way to centralize FoxPro settings such as system
memory variables, various SET commands, information about remote data,
and registered classes. These are called user settings. When Visual
FoxPro is first installed, the system memory variables are written to
the registry, but there are no other user settings in the registry or
REG.DAT. The settings are written in the registry or REG.DAT the first
time you access the Options dialog and click the Save as Default button.
For more information about the Options dialog, please refer to Chapter 3,
Configuring FoxPro, in the Installation Guide.
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