How to change a registry value with a variable in path?
I'd like to change the value "vbawarnings" but the registry path has the word version in it (15.0 or 16.0 or something). So I don't know which word version is insalled on the 5000 computer in our company. I tried this but something went wrong with %%~fA
@echo off
setlocal
set key=HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice
for /f %%A in ('reg query "%key%"') do (
reg add "%key%%%~fAwordsecurity" /t REG_DWORD /v vbawarnings /d 1 /f
)
Any Ideas?
Thank you very much :)
windows microsoft-word windows-registry
asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
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I'd like to change the value "vbawarnings" but the registry path has the word version in it (15.0 or 16.0 or something). So I don't know which word version is insalled on the 5000 computer in our company. I tried this but something went wrong with %%~fA
@echo off
setlocal
set key=HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice
for /f %%A in ('reg query "%key%"') do (
reg add "%key%%%~fAwordsecurity" /t REG_DWORD /v vbawarnings /d 1 /f
)
Any Ideas?
Thank you very much :)
windows microsoft-word windows-registry
asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
11
Can you provide what the value is now in that registry? and what is the type of that registry likeREG_SZorREG_EXPAND_SZ?
– Biswapriyo
Nov 30 at 7:24
Why can’t you just branch the code, if the key exists, the do whatever you need to do for that version of Office. There is at most 5 conditions you would be using. Just use static values, keep it simple, don’t make it harder then it needs to be. The alternative is to determine which versions of Office are deployed.
– Ramhound
Nov 30 at 7:25
this is not only about word, there are some other special programs here with the same problem...
– BenNevis
Nov 30 at 10:58
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I'd like to change the value "vbawarnings" but the registry path has the word version in it (15.0 or 16.0 or something). So I don't know which word version is insalled on the 5000 computer in our company. I tried this but something went wrong with %%~fA
@echo off
setlocal
set key=HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice
for /f %%A in ('reg query "%key%"') do (
reg add "%key%%%~fAwordsecurity" /t REG_DWORD /v vbawarnings /d 1 /f
)
Any Ideas?
Thank you very much :)
windows microsoft-word windows-registry
asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
11
I'd like to change the value "vbawarnings" but the registry path has the word version in it (15.0 or 16.0 or something). So I don't know which word version is insalled on the 5000 computer in our company. I tried this but something went wrong with %%~fA
@echo off
setlocal
set key=HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice
for /f %%A in ('reg query "%key%"') do (
reg add "%key%%%~fAwordsecurity" /t REG_DWORD /v vbawarnings /d 1 /f
)
Any Ideas?
Thank you very much :)
windows microsoft-word windows-registry
windows microsoft-word windows-registry
asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
11
asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
11
edited Nov 30 at 11:29
asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
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asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
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asked Nov 30 at 7:18
BenNevis
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Can you provide what the value is now in that registry? and what is the type of that registry likeREG_SZorREG_EXPAND_SZ?
– Biswapriyo
Nov 30 at 7:24
Why can’t you just branch the code, if the key exists, the do whatever you need to do for that version of Office. There is at most 5 conditions you would be using. Just use static values, keep it simple, don’t make it harder then it needs to be. The alternative is to determine which versions of Office are deployed.
– Ramhound
Nov 30 at 7:25
this is not only about word, there are some other special programs here with the same problem...
– BenNevis
Nov 30 at 10:58
add a comment |
Can you provide what the value is now in that registry? and what is the type of that registry likeREG_SZorREG_EXPAND_SZ?
– Biswapriyo
Nov 30 at 7:24
Why can’t you just branch the code, if the key exists, the do whatever you need to do for that version of Office. There is at most 5 conditions you would be using. Just use static values, keep it simple, don’t make it harder then it needs to be. The alternative is to determine which versions of Office are deployed.
– Ramhound
Nov 30 at 7:25
this is not only about word, there are some other special programs here with the same problem...
– BenNevis
Nov 30 at 10:58
Can you provide what the value is now in that registry? and what is the type of that registry like
REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ?– Biswapriyo
Nov 30 at 7:24
Can you provide what the value is now in that registry? and what is the type of that registry like
REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ?– Biswapriyo
Nov 30 at 7:24
Why can’t you just branch the code, if the key exists, the do whatever you need to do for that version of Office. There is at most 5 conditions you would be using. Just use static values, keep it simple, don’t make it harder then it needs to be. The alternative is to determine which versions of Office are deployed.
– Ramhound
Nov 30 at 7:25
Why can’t you just branch the code, if the key exists, the do whatever you need to do for that version of Office. There is at most 5 conditions you would be using. Just use static values, keep it simple, don’t make it harder then it needs to be. The alternative is to determine which versions of Office are deployed.
– Ramhound
Nov 30 at 7:25
this is not only about word, there are some other special programs here with the same problem...
– BenNevis
Nov 30 at 10:58
this is not only about word, there are some other special programs here with the same problem...
– BenNevis
Nov 30 at 10:58
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Can you provide what the value is now in that registry? and what is the type of that registry like
REG_SZorREG_EXPAND_SZ?– Biswapriyo
Nov 30 at 7:24
Why can’t you just branch the code, if the key exists, the do whatever you need to do for that version of Office. There is at most 5 conditions you would be using. Just use static values, keep it simple, don’t make it harder then it needs to be. The alternative is to determine which versions of Office are deployed.
– Ramhound
Nov 30 at 7:25
this is not only about word, there are some other special programs here with the same problem...
– BenNevis
Nov 30 at 10:58