Registration File Comparison in WinMergeĦ. Compare the two registration files, for example in WinMerge:įigure 2. Use Regedit to export HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Tracker Software\PDFXEditor\3.0 and save it with a name such as " after.reg".ĥ. (Note that settings are stored in memory and only written to the registry when the program is closed).Ĥ. Click Apply to apply the setting, then close PDF-XChange Editor in order to save the preference to the registry. PDF-XChange Editor Preferences Dialog Box, Documents Category Selectedģ. This example will use the "Restore Last Session when application starts" setting, which we will change from disabled to enabled:įigure 1. Use the PDF-XChange Editor UI to make a settings change. Use Regedit to export HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Tracker Software\PDFXEditor\3.0 and save it with a name such as " before.reg".Ģ. The simplest method for determining the registry key associated with a specific setting is to compare the changes to the registry before and after applying the setting. This means that registry-based customizations are most useful as a one-time, initial configuration for users, or for pushing a few specific settings in cases where it is acceptable for users to deviate from them with their own preferences. As these values are stored in HKCU, users are able to change them via the PDF-XChange Editor GUI or through direct manipulation of the registry. System administrators can push these reg keys directly to the users to set a value one time.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Tracker Software
When users make changes to PDF-XChange Editor via the GUI, the changes are saved to the registry under: Some customizations can only be set via a registration key or through PDF-XChange Editor's GUI. The list of available policies is detailed here. Please note that not all customizations are supported via the administrative templates.
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