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by tohara
Are you running novell, zenworks?
then it is very easy-
If Nt - sorry I can't help
by justinf
by joseph moore
Put this at the end of your logon script:
REGEDIT /E driveletter:\filename.txt "hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\internet explorer\version vector"
ECHO The following Registry info for Internet Explorer is for computer %computername% used by %username% >> driveletter:\filename.txt
ECHO ********** >> driveletter:\filename.txt
Where "driveletter:\filename.txt" is a mapped drive your clients map to and a central file you want all of these options saved to. For example, if all of your Windows clients map drive S: to a Shared drive, you could use S:\IEVER.TXT in this.
The logon script will write the info for all your clients to this same txt file, so you only have 1 file to look at.
Here is the output sent to the TXT file:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\internet explorer\version vector]
"IE"="6.0000"
"VML"="1.0"
The following Registry info for Internet Explorer is for computer WORKSTATIONNAME used by USERNAME
**********
See the IE value = 6.00? That is the IE version. And I included the computername (will be replaced where I put in WORKSTATIONNAME) and the user who is logged in (where USERNAME will be).
Hope this helps.
by justinf
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