Great idea! And while they're at it, hopefully they'll remove the memory of
what key you had open last. I hate having to close the tree every time I
start Regedit before I can look for what I want the next time. I can't
imagine that users actually asked for that feature.

Dale

"RajKohli" <RajKohli@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> There should be an option in Registry to Find a Key Forward & Backward.
> Remember, Notepad's Find command. You can find a string next or back to
> cursor position.
>
> This is because, sometimes quickly searching for a Registry Key, we by
> mistake jump to next key and there is no option to move back and we have
> to
> search the entire registry again.
>
> This little option can save a lot of time.
>
> Please don't suggest other Registry Editor's. I am talking about the
> inbuilt
> feature of Windows.
>
> Comments will highly be appreciated.
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