Regdel v3.0 - Delete Registry Entries from Batch Files
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What is Regdel ?

  Regdel is a command line based tool for Windows 95/98/NT
  that can delete registry entries specified as command
  line parameters. This provides an effective way for
  continuous registry clean-up or even for simple software
  uninstalling batch files.


Command Line Format

  regdel root\key[\value|\] [/v][/q][/c]
  
  root\key   Specifies the registry key to remove. The
             "root" is the standard registry key above the
             "key". The following "root"-keys are supported
             and can either be in the long form (known from
             regedit) or in the short form:
             HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT  = HKCR
             HKEY_CURRENT_USER  = HKCU
             HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE = HKLM
             HKEY_USERS         = HKUS

  \value     Specifies the registry value to remove. You
             have to apply the /v switch, or the value will
             be considered a normal key. A backslash at the
             end removes the default value of the specified
             key. The key itself is not removed.

  /v         The specified registry entry is a value.

  /q         Quiet mode: no confirmations and errors are
             displayed.

  /n         No confirmations are displayed.


User Notes

  Registry entries containing whitespace characters must be
  included into double quotation marks.

  On Windows NT, Regdel may not be able to access some root
  keys if you are not a system administrator. However,
  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and HKEY_CURRENT_USER can always be
  accessed.
    

Installing and uninstalling

  Simply copy regdel.exe to any directory on your computer
  and remove it to have it uninstalled. Regdel doesn't make
  any interventions into your system.


Copyright Notice

  Regdel is FREEWARE.
  
  The software may be used and distributed freely and may
  be shipped with other applications as uninstall tool.
    
  The use of the software is AT YOUR OWN RISK.

  (c) F.Balmer 1999
  textview@bluewin.ch


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