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Registry shortcut keys in Workshop:
Shortcut keys |
Description |
F1 |
Open Help file |
Ctrl + N |
Create a new registry document |
Ctrl + O |
Open an existing document |
Ctrl + S |
Save the active document |
Alt + F4 |
Exit Registry Workshop |
Alt + Enter |
Open the Registry Key Properties dialog box |
Ctrl + A |
Select all items in the list |
Ctrl + Z |
Undo the last step of the operation |
Ctrl + Y |
Re-executing previously undone operations |
CTRL + C, CTRL + Ins |
Copy the selected content and place it on the Clipboard |
Ctrl + X, Shift + Del |
Cut the selected content and place it on the Clipboard |
Ctrl + V, Shift + Ins |
Insert Clipboard contents |
Del |
Delete selected content |
F2 |
Rename the selected content |
Ctrl + F |
Open the Find dialog box |
Alt + F3 |
Use the previous find criteria to search again |
F3 |
Jumps to the next matching item or value in the last lookup result |
Shift + F3 |
Jumps to the previous matching item or value in the last lookup result |
Ctrl + G |
Open the Jump to registry key dialog box |
Alt + D |
Activate the Address bar |
F4 |
Activates the address bar and displays the address history list |
F5 |
Refresh Display |
F6 |
Jump to Next Bookmark |
Shift + F6 |
Jump to previous Bookmark |
Ctrl + [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0] |
Set or clear bookmarks |
Alt + [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0] |
Jump to a specified bookmark |
F7 |
Switch between the Registry window and the current floating panel window |
Ctrl + F7 |
Switch to the next floating panel window |
Ctrl + Shift + F7 |
Switch to the previous floating panel window |
Tab |
Switch between the tree window and the List window in the registry window, or between the two lists in the Compare Results window |
Ctrl + Tab |
Switch to the next registry window |
Ctrl + Shift + Tab |
Switch to the previous registry window |
F11 |
Move the focus to the next bar in the comparison results list |
Shift + F11 |
Move the focus to the previous bar in the comparison results list |
Backspace |
Display the previous level of registry content |
Alt + up Arrow |
Display the previous level of registry content |
Ctrl + Back Mouse Button |
Display the previous level of registry content |
Alt + Left Arrow |
Jump to the previous entry in the Registry access history |
Back Mouse Button |
Jump to the previous entry in the Registry access history |
Alt + Right Arrow |
Jump to the next entry in the registry access history |
Forward Mouse Button |
Jump to the next entry in the registry access history |
Applications key, Shift + F10 |
Show context Menu |
Middle Mouse Button |
Close a registry window by clicking the middle mouse button in the tab |
Shift + ~ |
Jump between registry entries of the same name in Wow6432node and non-wow6432node |
Ctrl + ~ |
Jump between registry entries of the same name in HKLM and HKCU |
Ctrl + E |
Export the selected registry keys and values as a file |
Ctrl + Q |
To load a hive file into the registry |
Ctrl + W |
Uninstalling a hive from the registry |
Ctrl + T |
Toggle always in front state |
Ctrl + R |
Replace in Find Results 1 |
Registry Workshop command-line syntax
Registry Workshop provides several command-line usages for easy use in batch files or for use in command windows.
RegWorkshop.exe [Options] [file name] [Registry Path]
FileName
Open the registry file in Registry Workshop.
/g [Registry path] Open Registry Workshop and jump to [Registry path].
/f [string] opens Registry Workshop and searches the entire registry for [string] using the default parameters.
/s [filename]
Import the registry file without displaying a confirmation prompt.
/e [file name] [Registry Path]
Export [Registry Path] to [file name].
Example: regworkshop/e c:temp.reg "hkey_current_usercontrol Panel"
/A [file name] [Registry Path]
Same AS/E, just generate the Win9x/nt registry file.
/n [computer name or address] connect to network Registry
Precautions
If you include spaces in [file name] and [Registry path], you must enclose them in double quotation marks.
Registry Workshop will not display the interface when using the/s,/E and/a options.
REG: Protocol syntax
Registry Workshop supports REG: protocol, you can use the browser's address bar to enter a command to open Registry Workshop and jump to the specified registry key, which can also be used to create a connection to a registry key in a Web page and document. You can open registry workshop and jump to the corresponding registry key by clicking Connect.
reg:[Registry Path]
Example 1:reg:hkey_current_usercontrol Panel
Example 2:reg:hkcucontrol Panel
Precautions
Do not enclose [the registry path] in double quotation marks.