Batch File Programming Help !

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  1. Bhullarz

    Bhullarz New Member

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    Hi ! Is there any way to merge a registry file silently in batch file? like it should not show prompts to user whether to merge or not then the confirmation that merge successful or not successful. I just want it should be merged silently. Is it possible?
     
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    If you can write a C program yes you can or else what you are asking for is to use the exported file then its not possible as far as I know.
     
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    Ok if it can be done in using C,then plz help me and give me some idea how to do it. But I am using Turbo C compiler and I don not have any other compiler.If possible help me in this.
     
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    The first thing you need to do is get the better compiler and MS Visual Studio Enterprise is free to download and the first thing is to get that. TC will not help you get the Registry functions and to write them would take ages.
     
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    Can you give me any link to download MS Visual C++? I found one on Microsoft's site but that is .Net based version.
     
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    Yup It will be a .NET version only because now MS does not support / allow other versions.
     
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    Oh ! But >net make the program difficult to distribute as we have to install 54 mb .Net SDK on the each machine
     
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    Unless you create a .NET application you don't need to ship that.
     
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    I have got Visual Studio 2005. But there is no option of Windows Console Application under Visual C++.....
     
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    You need the SDK pack to do that.
     

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