TIME SENSITIVE -> Exper. Programmer/Registry Key knowledge/Meta Object handling -> for : Need meta object screenshots for simple project - extended file properties retrieved with registry encryption key, standard

Time is a factor: The process should take 5 minutes to 15 minutes with Windows Pro and Vis Studio or exp, such as Win Server et cet for object indexing if you prefer to access the data through an index directory. The task is simple 3 files have meta about help information encoded which require a registry key set to retrieve The process should not be long Need: Someone familiar with registry key information to identify and set the correct key with the full information provided - then retrieve the meta information stored and provide a screenshot or copy of the text Can be accomplished with Windows desktop or with Windows server indexing meta objects in the correct tree and retrieving either way Please quote Synopsis __________ Would like it done right away: "I have a backup which relies on instructions contained in 3 meta files/objects associated with 3 actual files -> which I need to be able to access/see. A screenshot is all that is required for each. Specifically, before I was injured, I wrote a file to produce 3 files. During the coding process for each, an additional code segment added instructions to create Meta object files which were about help files containing text instructions that I need to see. The method used was to set each to the A register equivalent, two spaces to the left, forming either a byte size meta about help object. An additional code segment specified that ~(approximately)"if a registry key (will provide the info) existed and was set to (1) then the about help meta object existed and could be indexed" -> to my recollection, which is why I have posted this project. I used to be able to index object files in Windows server and obtain access through the directory. Can you do that? I do not know where to place the security key, but it was standard and is outlined in the Microsoft documentation. Injured and impaired too much to read through that again. If experienced persons require more for timely effort, quote and bid.