Re: "Remove add-in's upon exit" macro

since these on/off settings are stored in the registry it seems like you
only need to write a program to restore an exported registry key

Oh gosh, now _that_ was clever.


What I don't know of is how to mechanically do this -- or if you need to
write a windows script instead.

No scripting is needed. You could use normal windows scheluded tasks to
apply the registry values eg. every morning. You can apply a registry file
silently by command "regedit.exe /s c:\foo\bar.reg"

-h-


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