Absolutely, the underlined "ORTS looks for registry entries" statement is a bit misleading.
As Mike correctly states, ORTS doesn't require them. It simply uses them if they're there. It's no different from Chrome or Firefox trying to re-use favorites from IE.
When the registry entries aren't present, everything still works perfectly once the end user identifies where their content is.
As Mike correctly states, ORTS doesn't require them. It simply uses them if they're there. It's no different from Chrome or Firefox trying to re-use favorites from IE.
When the registry entries aren't present, everything still works perfectly once the end user identifies where their content is.







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