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Can any1 out there help me? I'm am programming in Visual Basic 6 Pro. I would like the program im writing to check what version of Windows the user is running, and then depending on the OS, launch a certain part of the program. Will anyone be able to give me an idea (or a coding example, or whatever) on how to do this (if it is possible). It will be really appreciated.

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RE: Testing OS in Application Created Using Visual Basic 6
Check Mnjul's reply to Visual Basics : Uptime. In that post, Mnjul attached a program in VB. In that program there's a function that determines the exact version of Windows.
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O.P. RE: Testing OS in Application Created Using Visual Basic 6
Thanx a lot for that. Ill download the file and check it out on my PC with VB6 when i get home.

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Check Mnjul's reply to Visual Basics : Uptime. In that post, Mnjul attached a program in VB. In that program there's a function that determines the exact version of Windows.


Thanx i checked out this VB project but can't get my own program to check the version of Windows im running.#

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RE: Testing OS in Application Created Using Visual Basic 6
Did you declare the API functions like I did in my project? :) Well, the part of my codes you need is ExactWinVer in General.bas. And you need to know how to use GetVersionEx. Locate MSDN Library and search for more information ;)
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RE: Testing OS in Application Created Using Visual Basic 6
http://www.mentalis.org/apilist/GetVersionEx.shtml

Or even better: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=293511

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