Thanks Glenn.

This macro is used in a startup script, to do an inventory of all systems in the domain, collecting as much as possible info about the hardware, installed drivers and software, also to track changes.
Like I said, it is not a big problem, because CPU's are almost never changed.
But anyway, I have found another source for this info, in the registry:
READVALUE('HKLM\HARDWARE\DESCRIPTION\System\CentralProcessor\0','ProcessorNameString')
So I will use that in stead of the @CPU macro.

Regards,

Ed