[SOLVED] Use Registry keys in sub-macro

[james123]

I'm Using MACRO RUN to call a SUB MACRO while passing parameters through a registry key + SAVE & restore vars...

 

<VARSR:01><REGRSTR:1:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Insight Software Solutions\Macro Express\Miscellaneous\T1>

 

...then here some lines of sub macro programs...

 

<REGWSTR:2:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Insight Software Solutions\Macro Express\Miscellaneous\T2><VARSR:05>

 

If input is larger than 16K characters, the message is coming:

" ONlY THE FIRST 16K characters where written to the registry "

 

In this programming way, Is there any way to overpass the 16k limitation ?

I know I could use a temp.txt file instead of registry but it would probably loose qui some running time...

 

Or , is there another good & fast way to load a sub macro while passing parameters safely ( with SAve & restore all vars ) ?

 

Thanks in advance.

James

 

I also have to say that the input T1 is quite long

[kevin]

I recall reading that the Windows Registry is designed to store small amounts of information. You should store larger amounts of data in a file. I found this link after a very brief internet search: Windows registry information for advanced users.