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How to detect using INNO?
Hello group,
In my installatino script (using INNO) I need to make sure if Excel is installed already or not. What is the method that I can detect it or any other application is installed?
Regards,
ak
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Hi Kevin,
the 11.0 stands for the Excel version. right? I'm afraid if a user has 2007 Excel installed then can I trust this path or should I conisder other steps ?
Regards,
ak
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I'm not certain but I believe 2007 is 12.0.
Kevin
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< 8 then Excel 95 or earlier
= 8 then Excel 97
= 9 then Excel 2000
= 10 then Excel 2002 or XP
= 11 then Excel 2003
Kevin
= 8 then Excel 97
= 9 then Excel 2000
= 10 then Excel 2002 or XP
= 11 then Excel 2003
Kevin
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Kevin,
Thank yoiu so much. I need to ask you another question but have to open a new question. I'm hoping you will find it.
Regards,
ak
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