Anyone seen these registry settings (Windows 32 bit)

My customer (windows 32 bit, 12i) Did a vision install and found the following registry settings:
KEY_APPS_C_HOME and KEY_APPS_JAVA_HOME
As I understand it the registry settings they should have seen should look somthing like KEY_<CONTEXT_NAME>TOOLS or KEY<CONTEXT_NAME>WEBOH.
Presumable they either did something incorrect during their install or had something wrong with their os environment. Do those registry settings give anybody a clue as to what my customer might have done wrong?
Thanks,
Dan

Dan,
I haven't heard reports about this yet. I'd like to have someone investigate this on our side. Can you log a Service Request via Metalink with the details?
Regards,
Steven
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Director, Applications Technology Integration
Oracle E-Business Suite Development
E-Business Techstack Blog: http://blogs.oracle.com/schan

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