You cannot search for the existance of a registry KEY (folder icon in
regedit), only for a value. Type "Directory" means that this value should be
treated as a directory (with trailing backslash).
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Stefan Krueger
Microsoft Windows Installer MVP
Please post your questions in the newsgroup or
Yes, you're 100% right. if the default value is empty, then the answer is
that the folder doesn't exist even if it does. I changed the example to ask
for a value inside it, and it worked. I copy the new version for the sake of
the community :-)
Thanks,
Erich.
Levi Wilson wr
Doesn't the require that the @Name attribute be defined?
Maybe you'll want to set the @Name equal to one of the registry values found
in that key, such as the Install or something. Then, if SEARCHFORNET20 is
set to anything, it exists. If not, then it doesn't.
On 3/15/07, Erich Buhler <[EMAIL
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