From: dabhoiwala@no.spam.com   
      
   I would guess that you would mostly use them with a Runtime distribution   
   of an application to ensure that registry settings never/always change.   
   -e prevents writes to the registry, so if your install script has done   
   all the work you don't want end-users changing anything   
   -f forces writes to the registry, so maybe useful if you want your   
   end-users to be able to customize settings for themselves.   
      
   It would be interesting to know which one is higher in the hierarchy if   
   you use them both!   
      
   On 27-01-2007 08:31 Anne Wainwright wrote the following email:   
   > Hi,   
   >   
   > Why would I want or need to use these?   
   >   
   > Just curious   
   >   
      
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