RegMate is a Registry editor that makes changes to the registry based on it’s own registry scripts when executed.
RegMate can actually read in variables from the registry and write changes on the fly, thus making it possible to update a number of different machines with the same registry script.
RegMate can also identify a username, IP address and Computer Name thus allowing it to customize sections of the registry for particular users.
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This simple command line utility copies the most recent file created (maybe a log file) to another location. Think I created this back when I made a backup solution for a College that used Windows NT backup and a combination of other copy methods to get data to a TAPE Location.
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One day I wanted to see if I could make a fancy media player that was skined etc.
I did, and made it purple.
Thats all you need to know
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Back before Group policy extensions and cool Microsoft management tools, if you wanted to map a printer there was only a handful of ways. If you wanted to easily map printers in a complex network arrangement you either wrote complex scripts or you could of used my Print Mapping Utility.
This would note the device name and offer the user a choice of printers to map. Once recorded in database it would map them that way always. Administrators could come and change those mappings. For fun there were also wildcards so computers starting with ROOM7-* for example would all get the same mapping profile.
Windows XP SP2 ended up ruining this software. All of a sudden microsoft was security concious and little API hacks int he background were no logner tolerated. Didn't matter, they release Group Policy Extensions in Windows 2008 and this tool became obsolete like so many others.
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Back before there was apps on mobiles and I was selling a lot on eBay, I used this when I needed to find a postcode quickly.
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