From: rick.rans@canada.com   
      
   I wonder if this would fix the syncornization between the registry and the   
   Paradox configuration file. I have had cases where I have had to make a   
   change to the BDE to get other changes to show up.Seems like th eregistry   
   and config file get out of sync and the change makes them get back in sync.   
      
   Just a thought.   
      
   "Zal Dabhoiwala"  wrote in message   
   news:45bb76be$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.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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