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excellent...man...how simple can it get!!! &nbsp;:-)<br />
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Thanks!<br />

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excellent...man...how simple can it get!!!  :-)

Thanks!


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I am trying to capture some usage information about the computer a person is using while working on our applications. &nbsp;we are then shooting this information to an SQL database.<br />
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How can I capture the operating system as a string that the application is running on using vba code in excel?
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I am trying to capture some usage information about the computer a person is using while working on our applications.  we are then shooting this information to an SQL database.

How can I capture the operating system as a string that the application is running on using vba code in excel?

How can I capture the operating system as a string that an excel workbook is running on using vba code in excel?

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