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The TLViewer application was designed to be a stand alone Object Browser with a set of extensions that expose the relationship between a TypeLib and Windows Registry, and expand on the Browser Model. With the standard VBA look, you can quickly see the structure of the Object Hierarchy and Model; you can use the flexible F1 help lookup to view your own CHM files. By building a Database from a snapshot of the current registry, all pertinent help strings are cached on startup. This allows fast help string lookup, with automatic paging to its library or object. If you want to see what information is gathered from the registry, you can look at the Database in a text editor, or Excel ( as a CSV), or let TLViewer export this info to Internet Explorer. Internal searching of a TypeLib is not supported. You can fall back on VBA to do this for you. Early releases were plagued with problems filtering difficult registries. Problems included: control characters in helpstrings, empty subkey collections, broken ProgID->Clsid references. Its easy to introduce this trouble into your registry: simply delete a DLL without unregistering it first. Any registry errors that are encountered when building our Database are now logged in TLError.log. If we have to filter out a key, the details are written to log. Main features: Supporting Files: 4 files are written to the TLViewer root. TLViewer.ini Briefly, this contains state data. Some entries can be user defined. I encourage you to open this file and read the comments. Some of the keys are for you. TLError.log If you suspect that you have corrupt registry entries, you might want to open this file in a text editor. Every time that the Database is refreshed, something will be written in here. At a minimum, there will be an inventory of definitions. dbTypes.dat The collection of relevant data from your HKCRTypeLib keys. This rarely exceeds 1000 lines, so size will never be a problem here. dbPID.dat The collection of relevant data from your HKCR keys. This file usually contains 2000-5000 lines. ProgID strings will be filtered from the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT hive.

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