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Glen: I've looked at the DirList UDF - I still can't see what I'm doing wrong, it's probably something really simple that I'm missing.
If you take the script I wrote - run it against HKEY_CURRENT_USER you will see what I mean, it enumerates the subkeys but doesn't jump to the next root-key and I'm not sure how to make it do this.
Sealeopard: I appreciate that it may be extremely slow, is there a better way to do this? All I'd need is something that could perhaps enumerate all keys/values in a specified key (perhaps passed as an argument) and then it dumps it out to a text file (not a .reg file) and then I could get KiX to enumerate that instead.
The business case? Hard to say, more curiousity than a business case. I wanted to see how easy it would be (and how quick) to enumerate a registry hive with KIX and dump it out to a file. I'm wanting to compare 2 sets of registry information from different users - I've looked for free tools, most of them are GUI based and I'm looking for something small, quick and command-line based that would dump out the differences to a text file.
Arkane
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