Visual Basic/VB, Registry question: What's the difference in writing binary data to it

Registry question: What's the difference in writing binary data to it

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Stephen Rutkowsk #1 / 4	Registry question: What's the difference in writing binary data to it What's the difference in writing binary data to it instead of a normal way, unless they are the same, in VB5. thanks in advance
Sat, 14 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Palo #2 / 4	Registry question: What's the difference in writing binary data to it Quote: >What's the difference in writing binary data to it instead of a normal way, >unless they are the same, in VB5. >thanks in advance This is just a question of how much memory storage do you want allocated for the value of the key. Strings (or the normal way) always eat up more storage space since you have to store the length (2 bytes) and the content itself.
Sun, 22 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Palo #3 / 4	Registry question: What's the difference in writing binary data to it Quote: >What's the difference in writing binary data to it instead of a normal way, >unless they are the same, in VB5. >thanks in advance This is just a question of how much memory storage do you want allocated for the value of the key. Strings (or the normal way) always eat up more storage space since you have to store the length (2 bytes) and the content itself.
Sun, 22 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Palo #4 / 4	Registry question: What's the difference in writing binary data to it Quote: >What's the difference in writing binary data to it instead of a normal way, >unless they are the same, in VB5. >thanks in advance This is just a question of how much memory storage do you want allocated for the value of the key. Strings (or the normal way) always eat up more storage space since you have to store the length (2 bytes) and the content itself.
Sun, 22 Oct 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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