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11-26-2008
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| | Client Script - File Type Hello, I want to know whether a specific file is registered on a machine, Is there any vbscript function or trick that can be used in the same. Thanks for your time and kind assistance. Regards, Amit |
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11-28-2008
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| | Re: Client Script - File Type <a.bavdhankar@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:2ba41a2f-f9a8-4b56-9bdd-2a06bb2dbb86@xxxxxx Quote: > Hello, > > I want to know whether a specific file is registered on a machine, Is > there any vbscript function or trick that can be used in the same. > > Thanks for your time and kind assistance. > > Regards, > Amit * Parse the results from assoc and ftype, http://commandwindows.com/assoc.htm. You can use stdout to read results. * Use the registry tools in WScript to read from HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, e.g. looking at .txt points to txtfile, examining that shows it opens in Notepad. -- Joe Fawcett (MVP - XML) http://joe.fawcett.name |
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