Hi Kevin,

As far as I know, Windows'95 doesn't have WSH, while WSH is a part of W98. IE version 5.0 and up come with WSH, so if someone installs IE5 or Outlook 5 on Windows 95 machine, it gets WSH.

HTH, Igor

>Hi, gang (especially George Tasker, who helped me out a few weeks ago)...
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>I have recently discovered the great power of WSH...but have noticed that a % of users don't have it installed.
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>(I basically do an ON ERROR lErrFlag = .t., try to do a CREATEOBJECT on 'Wscript.Network', and then check if lErrFlag is true...if so, I disable the WSH functions that I've recently incorporated.)
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>I haven't figured any rhyme or reason why certain users have this loaded and certain don't...most of these users are '95 users, though some (who do have it loaded) are using NT. I 'suspect' that certain OEM installs don't have it, but can't tell for sure.
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>Any ideas/feedback/etc? WSH is a dream come true for me (I'd rather use it that write API calls in VB, but only if I can figure out how to get most or all my users to have WSH loaded)...
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>TIA...
>Kevin