TargetKey = baseKey.OpenSubKey(localServerKey, false) Using (RegistryKey baseKey = RegistryKey.OpenBaseKey(RegistryHive.ClassesRoot, RegistryView.Registry64)) Var localServerKey = String.Format(HKCR_LCLSVR,classID) The returned value is then assigned to the variable VISIO_ClassID, and used to get the platform: public string GetVisioPlatform(string classID)
TargetKey = (String.Format(HKCR_CLASSID,drawingCurrentVersion)) ĬlassID = targetKey.GetValue("").ToString() internal const string HKCR_CLASSID = string GetVisioClassID(string drawingCurrentVersion) The value returned above is assigned to the variable VISIO_CURVER, and used to get the Class ID of the application. TargetKey = (HKCR_CURVER) ĬurrentVersion = targetKey.GetValue("").ToString() The first function gets the current version of the application associated with Visio drawings: internal const string HKCR_CURVER = string GetVisioDrawingCurrentVersion() By that I mean that some settings for 64bit Visio on 64bit Windows will be in a different branch than 32bit Visio on 64bit Windows. Visualizing Information with Microsoft VisioĮach of the functions I wrote handle the part of the registry that needs to be used.Microsoft Visio Business Process Diagramming and Validation.Mastering Data Visualization with Microsoft Visio.My session and other Visio sessions at MSIgnite 2019.Designing Power Automate Flows with Microsoft Visio.Creating Visio Tabs and Apps for Teams with SharePoint Framework (SPFx).Using the Visio Data Visualizer in Excel.Key differences between the Visio desktop and web apps.Customising Visio Shapes for the Web App.Comparing Visio for the Web and Desktop.Visualizing Construction Project Schedules.How Visio smartness can help your business.
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