How can I tell what applications I have?

Thank you.

Barry Karas

Look in Start>Programs ?

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> How can I tell what applications I have?
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> Thank you.
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> Barry Karas

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> How can I tell what applications I have?
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> Thank you.
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> Barry Karas

Download and run Belarc Advisor.
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
Regards
Bill

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> How can I tell what applications I have?
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> Thank you.
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> Barry Karas

You can also look in Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs

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>> How can I tell what applications I have?
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>> Barry Karas
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> You can also look in Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs


If someone wants a complete list of what applications are installed on his
computer, neither looking in Add/Remove Programs, nor in Start | Programs
(as someone else suggested) is a reliable way to do this. Although it's true
that *most* program installations create entries in both of these places,
not all do.

Someone else suggested Belarc Advisor. Although that produces such a list,
I'm not sure where Belarc finds its information, so I can't comment on
whether that's necessarily complete either.

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> How can I tell what applications I have?
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> Thank you.
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> Barry Karas


Look?

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