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By using Windows XP Embedded Target Designer, you can add to a configuration any registry data that you need that is not included in a component.
To add a registry entry to a configuration
In the configuration editor, right-click Extra Registry Data.
If the Extra Resources node is not shown in the configuration editor, choose the View menu, and then choose Resources. A check mark is placed next to Resources.
To add a single registry entry, choose Add, specify information about the entry in the Add an Registry Entry to the Configuration dialog box, and choose OK.
The registry entry appears in the details pane.
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To add multiple entries that exist under a single key, choose Add Multiple and choose the key in the Add Multiple Extra Registry Resources to the Configuration dialog box.
After a registry entry is added to a configuration, its information can be changed. In the details pane, double-click the entry and edit the information in the Registry Resource Properties dialog box.
Please note that environment (%) variables are not properly resolved in the key name and value name fields for registry entries added to a configuration using Windows XP Embedded Target Designer. Environment variables are properly resolved in value data, however.
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Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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