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dude, I'm a tard, right after I posted I was digging down to determine which license one was using an I realized I could do a check for that folder<br />
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thanks, I need a nap
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dude, I'm a tard, right after I posted I was digging down to determine which license one was using an I realized I could do a check for that folder

thanks, I need a nap

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I have a mess of matlab installs on my network that I'm trying to sort out. &nbsp;Folks have installed the 32bit version on windows 64 bit systems. &nbsp;What's the easiest way to determine which version is installed?
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I have a mess of matlab installs on my network that I'm trying to sort out.  Folks have installed the 32bit version on windows 64 bit systems.  What's the easiest way to determine which version is installed?

Matlab, how to determine version (x32 vs x64)

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