 Registry Toolkit Merge is a companion program to our Registry Toolkit utility.
Registry Toolkit Merge is a command line tool used to merge .reg files into the Windows registry. Importing .reg files can also be done with Registry Toolkit. Registry Toolkit Merge is unique because it can be used to create
self-contained, self-importing .exe's. When clicked on, the .reg information is imported into the registry (after confirmation). This is be useful, for example, if you need to distribute a .reg file to others but are worried that they might not know how to import a .reg file manually.
Instructions how to create a self-merging .exe are provided in the download zip below.
Also unique to Registry Toolkit Merge (and Registry Toolkit) are special .reg file functions to delete or copy one or more keys. Performing these functions via a .reg file is not easily accomplished with
other registry edit tools. In the case of 'delete', all values, data, & subkeys immediately under the specified key(s) are also deleted. In the case of copy, they are copied to the key you specify. Instructions and example .reg files for these functions are provided in the download zip
below.
Registry Toolkit Merge can also be used from the command line. For this usage you pass the name of the .reg to import to the RTMerge.exe, e.g., 'RTMerge.exe importme.reg'. No advance confirmation is provided when the program is used in this
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