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I'm not sure how you're dumping the list of registry contents. You can get regedit to emit such a list I believe, but if your program wants to do it there must be a better way. I'm not a Windows man really so I can't help you much there.
Once you have a list of registry entries, parsing it is really just like any other string manipulation; you pluck out what's there by checking what's in the string where and taking the appropriate substrings. If you're having trouble with this you need an introduction to string manipulation and string handling in general.
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