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System Root directory
Any ideas on how to determine what version of windows is
being run, and what the system root directory is? e.g. c:\winnt OR c:\windows etc. Thanks Jack |
System Root directory
Hi Jack
Environ("windir") will return the windows directory and Application.OperatingSystem will return the version of windows eg msgbox(environ("windir")) or msgbox(application.operatingsystem) HTH David "Jack" wrote in message ... Any ideas on how to determine what version of windows is being run, and what the system root directory is? e.g. c:\winnt OR c:\windows etc. Thanks Jack |
System Root directory
... the system root directory is?
Would any ideas here help? Sub Demo() Const WindowsFolder = 0 Const SystemFolder = 1 Const TemporaryFolder = 2 With CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Debug.Print .GetSpecialFolder(WindowsFolder) Debug.Print .GetSpecialFolder(SystemFolder) Debug.Print .GetSpecialFolder(TemporaryFolder) End With End Sub -- Dana DeLouis Using Windows XP & Office XP = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = "Jack" wrote in message ... Any ideas on how to determine what version of windows is being run, and what the system root directory is? e.g. c:\winnt OR c:\windows etc. Thanks Jack |
System Root directory
Jack,
Sub test() MsgBox (Environ("WINDIR") & _ Application.PathSeparator & _ IIf(InStr(1, Application.OperatingSystem, "32"), "System32", "System")) End Sub Rob "Jack" wrote in message ... Any ideas on how to determine what version of windows is being run, and what the system root directory is? e.g. c:\winnt OR c:\windows etc. Thanks Jack |
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