I think you should be able to use regini.exe to accomplish this (found in the NT resource kit). Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

1. Create a regini script (read the documentation.. maybe someone else knows how to code one). This script should modify the correct registry keys to register the files. (I don't know what those are.)

2. Make a script that passes a list of computer names one by one to the regini command line.

This would work like:

shell "path\regini.exe -m \\" + $computername + " registrytextfilename"

You could store the list of computer names in a file, then read them one by one with open/readline/close to assign the $computername value, and loop until complete.

I'm sure someone else has probably done something like this before, so hopefully they will speak up? [Smile]

Brian