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joseph_michaud
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11 years agoTry using Object Browser to see how you can access Internet Explorer. You may be able to access the versions info through the Process object:
Sys.Process("iexplore").FileVersionInfo.MajorPart
- vinodkumar_chau11 years agoContributor
Hi Joseph,
Thanks fot the reply.
It will only work when is present in the Process i.e. the IE should be open.
What if i do it like below , reading the registry value. It is printing balnk rite now. I m trying. if you have any suggestion please let me know.
Log.Message(Storages.Registry("SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Internet Explorer\\Version Vector\\IE",HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE));
- AlexKaras11 years ago
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Hi,
You may consider to use the GetFileVersion method of the Scripting.FileSystemObject object (provided by OS VBScript/JScript).