Well this is what it should look like for a Windows 98 .reg file:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JRiver\Music Exchange\1.0\Media Jukebox\Plugins\Interface\MyPlugin]
"Company"="MyCompany"
"Copyright"="Copyright (c) 2002, MyCompany"
"URL"="http://www.mywebsite.com"
"Version"="1.0.0"
"ProdID"="Project.ProjectCtrlName"
"PluginMode"=dword:00000000
"IVersion"=dword:00000001
I'm not completely sure about what all the entries means but here are my guesses:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JRiver\Music Exchange\1.0\Media Jukebox\Plugins\Interface\MyPlugin]Creates a key called MyPlugin in registry. The key is created in the part where MJ initializes/defines the MJ interface(s) plugins.
"Company"="MyCompany"Name of company that appears under Company in the Plugin Manager.
"Copyright"="Copyright (c) 2002, MyCompany"Copyriht notice that appears under Copyright in the Plugin Manager.
"URL"="http://www.mywebsite.com"The url to your website that appears under Url in the Plugin Manager.
"Version"="1.0.0"The version number of your plugin that appears under Version in the Plugin Manager.
"ProdID"="Project.ProjectCtrlName"The first one I'm not sure about. I used the above method which I saw in the BusyBox example. I think it's part of initializing the interface.
"PluginMode"=dword:00000000The mode of the plugin:
dword:00000000 means "Active when visable"
dword:00000001 means "Always Active"
Maybe more modes are supported somehow, but I foundout about these 2 and then stopped playing around with it. The mode also appears in the Plugin Manager.
"IVersion"=dword:00000001Another one which I'm not sure about. I also used this from the BusyBox example. I didn't touch it at all, just copied it and now interfaces seem to work fine. Note: I haven't played around with this one (eg. tried dword:00000000).
I hope you can use this.
In anybody knows something about the (unknown/notsure) entries, please feel free to correct me.