G Guest Oct 10, 2004 #1 Is there a way for programs written prior to VS .NET(in C++ with MFC and COM) to detect .NET's presence on the client computer?
Is there a way for programs written prior to VS .NET(in C++ with MFC and COM) to detect .NET's presence on the client computer?
S Scott M. Oct 10, 2004 #2 Your program could search the hard drive for the "Microsoft .NET" folder located in c:\winnt or c:\windows.
Your program could search the hard drive for the "Microsoft .NET" folder located in c:\winnt or c:\windows.
G Guest Oct 10, 2004 #4 I like both of the ideas. I guess I could also scan the registry too. Thanks. M Phil Wilson said: GetCORSystemDirectory might be what you want. -- Phil Wilson [MVP Windows Installer] Definitive Guide to Windows Installer http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=280 michael said: Is there a way for programs written prior to VS .NET(in C++ with MFC and COM) to detect .NET's presence on the client computer? Click to expand... Click to expand...
I like both of the ideas. I guess I could also scan the registry too. Thanks. M Phil Wilson said: GetCORSystemDirectory might be what you want. -- Phil Wilson [MVP Windows Installer] Definitive Guide to Windows Installer http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=280 michael said: Is there a way for programs written prior to VS .NET(in C++ with MFC and COM) to detect .NET's presence on the client computer? Click to expand... Click to expand...
