Re: utility to check hardware and/or software

I.P. Nichols wrote:


Not sure what more you need since you can call this from your app
with command line parameters as follows.


actually the only thing I would miss is an explicit list of installed
apps. AFAIK you can get it indirectly by program groups or directly if
it's Microsoft stuff (I see Office directly). Or am I missing something?

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