Thanks so much Peter.
Your suggestion works like a charm.
Regards
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If you need to see if the user can read a PDF file, rather than detect the
Acrobat reader application specifically, why not test for the file
association so that *any* PDF reader will satisfy the check (I much prefer an
alternative PDF reader myself).
The keys to test for would be HKLM\Software\Cla
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Thanks for the suggestion Chad.
One more thing...this registry key (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat
Reader\9.0\Installer) will work on Windows XP. But not f
Thanks for the suggestion Chad.
One more thing...this registry key (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat
Reader\9.0\Installer) will work on Windows XP. But not for Windows 7 or
Server 2008 as I cant find relavent key here. Any sugguestions what can be
done for these OS.
Regards
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I think this is happening because your Silverlight check has a version
number in the registry Data and the URLProtocol has no value in the
registry Data for that string. I think you might need to check a setting
that would actually have a value. As soon as I put a value of "Test" in
the URLProtocol
Is there a way to check if certain path or Key exists in registry?
I have similar condition set for Silverlight which works great. but not for
acrobat reader.
The difference in registry search is as follows
please advice. thanks
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