Changing a string value in the registry

Hi

I probably should’nt ask this quetion in this forum, but I could not find the proper forum/discussion to ask this and I really need to figure this out very urgent.

I am executing a .reg file to make changes in the registry. I am trying to change the (Default) string value that can be found at the top of every key. I am not able to do this . I use the following code in my .reg file to achieve this.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Clients\Mail\Lotus Notes\Shell\Open\Command]

“(Default)”=“C:\Program Files\Lotus\notes\notes.exe =i:\Notes\notes.ini”

But instead of changing the (Default) string value it adds a double string value called (Default). How can I change the (Default) string value using the .reg file??

Thank in advance

Subject: RE: Changing a string value in the registry

Try this

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Clients\Mail\Lotus Notes\Shell\Open\Command]

@=“C:\Program Files\Lotus\notes\notes.exe =i:\Notes\notes.ini”