[David_Yalden]

Sherry,

Your registry is actually just something that tells Windows how to operate, where ''what'' is, retains settings, etc. It's not so much something that you go to as much as something you access via regitry editing software (the software retreives the appropriate file(s) and allows you to edit them).

Just get a free registry editor - I use the PHM Regedit title. You can Google it, find it, download and install it. Then just open your new program and follow the directions as outlined here.

When someone references something like HKLM, that stands for HKey Local Machine. HKCU is HKey Current User. You get the idea. If you need further help, just post away!

Best of luck to you and remember, make REALLY sure about what you're doing when in your registry. Literally one wrong click or SAVE can result in a completely inoperable system requiring a hard reset, resulting in a loss of all your data (unless you store it on a memory card).