determine localized version

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Larsi

Hi

Does anybody know how to determine which version of W2K or NT4 is installed
on a computer?
The only way I found (workaround) is to check for the 'Program Files'-
directory. If its name is written in english it's english version
installed, if its name is written in german ("Programme") it's german
version installed, aso aso...
But I'd like to find a better and more reliable method to get out if it's a
french, spanish or else installation.

Any help appreciated.
Thanx in advance!

Larsi
 
Hi

Does anybody know how to determine which version of W2K or
NT4 is installed on a computer?
The only way I found (workaround) is to check for the
'Program Files'- directory. If its name is written in
english it's english version installed, if its name is
written in german ("Programme") it's german version
installed, aso aso...
But I'd like to find a better and more reliable method to
get out if it's a french, spanish or else installation.

Any help appreciated.
Thanx in advance!

Larsi

Check the Properties>Version>Language information of one of the
system files, e.g. C:\WINNT\system32\kernel32.dll
As far as I can see the US Englisch version reports "English
(United States)", a Dutch version of Windows "Nederlands
(Nederland)".
 

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