Sometimes the string looks
like other kinds of data, but it??™s always in string format. Make
sure you type any string in the correct format. For example,
the individual numbers in a color tuple should have a single
space separating them.
Binary Value REG_BINARY Contains binary data that can include both computer and
human-readable numeric data. You type the input as numbers.
However, the editor translates any numbers into humanreadable
form when possible. For example, type 34 and you??™ll
see the number 4 displayed in the human-readable area.
DWORD (32-bit) Value REG_DWORD Contains a 32-bit numeric value.
Table 4.2: Common Windows Color Settings (continued)
Key Name Value Name
Value
Type
Default
Value
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The Display Properties dialog box provides access to considerably more information than simply
the GUI colors. You can also set other desktop features using this dialog box. Table 4.4 provides a
list of common Desktop settings that you might want to change when working with Server Core.
QWORD (64-bit) Value REG_QWORD Contains a 64-bit numeric value.
Multi-String Value REG_MULTI_SZ Contains multiple strings separated by a carriage return/line
feed combination.
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