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Product Description:
Native registry editor for Windows CE. Are you tired of having
to do remote registry editing to change or add anything to your Windows CE registry? Do
you want to get rid of your run history, or perhaps your Internet Explorer visited sites
history? How about removing that pesky program from the list of installed applications in
control panel? These are some of the things you can do with RegEditCE, a Windows CE native
registry editor.
Features:
 | Browse and Search the entire registry |
| Add delete or modify Keys |
| Add or modify the following Value types:
 | Binary |
| DWORD |
| String |
| Multi-strings |
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| Cut, Copy, Pasting and Drag and Drop support for moving values |
| Renaming of values |
| Full color support |
| Exporting/Importing of registry files |
Screen Shots:
 
RegEditCE Screen Shots
Register Online: 
(US$19.95)
You can purchase RegEditCE right now using the following online
ordering services:
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Register Online using PayPal by clicking the button below:
NOTE: When entering your shipping address, choose the option "No
shipping address is required", since your registration number will be
emailed to you no shipping is required.
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| Register Online using RegSoft by clicking the graphic below:
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Downloads:
Click on the icons for install information or to download the application.
or  Download the appropriate version for your
Windows CE device.
 Additional download and
install information.
Recommended Installation Method:
Advanced Installation Method:
Release History:
| Version 2.6 (build 6) (October 27, 2000):
| Ported RegEditCE over to the Pocket PC platform &
fixed several bugs related to the port. |
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| Version 2.5 (build 6) fixes (January 24, 2000):
| Fixed some bugs with the Binary data editing routines. |
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| Version 2.5 (build 3) fixes (January 19, 1999):
| Fixed a bug preventing a new binary value from being creating on the
Palm-size PC version. |
| Added a Refresh option. |
| Released H/PC Pro version from beta. |
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| Version 2.2 (build 11) fixes:
| Save/Restore size and location of coolbar between sessions |
| You can now create/edit a DWORD value in hex. This was broken and
wouldn't create the correct value in the registry |
| All hex values are displayed using upper case A-F to make them more
readable |
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| Version 2.2 (build 8) fixes:
| Fixed some resizing bugs (when you hide the taskbar or move the toolbar
down below the menu) |
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| Version 2.2 (build 7)
| Palm-size PC support. |
| Import/Export. |
| Renaming of keys. |
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| Version 2.1 (build 3) new features:
| New Windows CE 1.0 and Windows CE 2.0 compatible setup program allows setup from
Web, Device, or PC. |
| Cut, Copy, Paste of any value to a different key using keyboard, menu, or
toolbar. Ctrl-X to cut selected values, Ctrl-C to copy selected values, Ctrl-V to paste
selected values. Cut values are also visibly 'cut' (grayed) from the list view similar to
the way files are visibly 'cut' from Explorer. |
| Move or Copy any value to a different key using Drag / Drop. Dragging values
while holding down the Ctrl key will COPY the values to the new key (the drag-icon will
have a little plus sign + when copying). Dragging values WITHOUT holding down the Ctrl key
will MOVE the values to the new key (there will be no plus sign + in the drag-icon when
moving values). |
| Renaming of all values. Either select Rename from the menu, or do in-place
editing like you would in the Explorer to rename a file (click the value name, pause, then
click it again). |
| Value list is now multi-select for deleting, renaming, cutting, copying, etc. |
| List and Tree views now use proper background colors (of course you need Display
Colors Applet to change the window background color)! |
| All dialogs now use the proper default font in Windows CE 2.0. |
| Fixed some painting problems in the hex edit control when editing binary values. |
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| Version 2.0 (build 10):
| Added Multi-String value support |
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| Version 2.0:
| Added Search capability |
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| New Features for v1.0 Release:
| Add or modify binary Values |
| Sizeable tree and list windows using slider control |
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