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adode reader

Asked by Shankar3003 in Microsoft Applications, Server Applications, Microsoft Development

Hi, I like to enquire to write a script looking for adobe acrobat 7.0, if the script finds the software, it should stop and exist. I tried to use the if exist command but it does not seem to work. Does anyone know of a simple script which detects 7.0 acrobat and stops the script from executing the rest of the commands and exits.
The reason for this  is i have a script which uninstalls adobe reader 8.1.3 and installs 9.1 and 9.2 . Some users are using acrobat 7.0 therefore i do not want this script to install reader 9.2 in this systems. I need to have a command in the begining of the script to stop the script if it detects acrobat 7.0. can anyone help?
 
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