The name of the executable for Adobe Reader (doesn't matter what version it is) is AcroRd32.exe. The name of the executable for Adobe Writer is Acrobat.exe. If you have Adobe Writer, then acrobat.exe functions both as the reader / writer executable. In other words, someone who has Adobe Writer does not have AcroRd32.exe on their machine.
Is there anyway I can get SystemHound to differentiate between the 2? The user guide does discuss Adobe Reader and Writer briefly, but the recommendation it offers does not help.
Doesn't the User Guide deal with exactly this scenario? It tackles the question of how to identify those machines that have the full version of Acrobat as opposed to just the Reader. If you click on the '+' sign and see the locations where the software was discovered, the 'PROGRAM_FILES\Adobe\Acrobat 5.0\Acrobat\acrobat.exe', for eaxmple, is Acrobat Writer.
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