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Hey, im making a menu for people to use for quick logins for like yahoo messenger and aim and msn....i have made the dialog where they can edit it and it sets it in the registry...i wanna know if i can have it to where they set it then when they press the menu button it gets the words from the registry and uses them as names on the menu like this.....but idk how to do it...
Menu ( Menu )
rget(s "Quick Logins" "\Quick Logins")
s :mac "Login_1"
;;use the s as the name of that menu piece but to get it from
;;the registry??
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Use rset and rget.
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thats what ive been trying to do but i cant figure out how to incorporate it into the menu.......rset and rget wont work in the menu itself and i cant use a global str as a menu name cuz it just comes up as the string itself.........can u show me an example?
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I'm somewhat confused on the whole discription of what you're wanting, but I can explain what rset and rget does.
rget - will save the information.
rset - will insert the information.
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yes i know what thay do...save info and get info from the registry but....
i wanna be able to get the info like this
str s
rget s ........w/e w/e
then use s in the menu as w/e s was in the registry as the words that apear
s :mac "Connect_1"
in the above s would be replaced with the info it got from the registry...understand now?
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I dont understand why the global variable wouldn't work. If I could see your whole code I might be able to find the problem.
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