To create a registry script:

1. Create a new, blank text file with an application such as Notepad.
2. Copy the appropriate script text (below) for the version of FileUp that you have installed.
3. Paste this script text into your new text file and save it.
4. Change the "txt" file extension to "reg".
5. Double-click on the file. It should automatically run in regedit.exe. The parameters will be inserted into the registry.

To confirm that the registry parameters have successfully been added:

1. Click on "Start"..."Run".
2. Type "regedit". Click "OK".
3. In the Registry Editor, navigate to:
   "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Software Artisans\SA-FileUp\Parameters"
4. Compare the list of parameters against those in the script.

The Scripts:

These scripts insert the default values for the registry settings as they would have been set in the auto-install package. You may prefer different values, especially for parameters such as "FileUpTempDir". You may choose to change these values in the script before running it, or you may prefer to change these values directly in the registry using the Registry Editor. Links have been provided at the end of this article explaining the purpose of each of these parameters.

For version 5 of FileUp:

For version 4 of FileUp:

Related Links:

• More on MaxBytesToCancel:
  Need info on using this as a registry setting only, not as property
  MaxBytesToCancel Property
  How to limit the size of uploads
  
  
• More on MaxBytes:
  Need info on using this as a registry setting only, not as property
  MaxBytes Property
  Limiting Upload Size
  
  
• More on IsapiTempDir:
  Setting Appropriate Security: The FileUp ISAPI Filter
  Where are the uploaded file's permissions inherited from?
  
  
• More on DisableTransferFile:
  Security Considerations: Disabling FileUp Features
  
  
• More on OnlyAllowVirtual:
  Security Considerations: Disabling FileUp Features
  
  
• More on LockedFileRetryTime:
  Tailoring Your Installation: Locked File Retry parameter
  
  
• More on DynamicAdjustScriptTimeout:
  Tailoring Your Installation: Script Timeout parameter