Another option is to use the Macros - @PRODUCTTYPE and/or @PRODUCTSUITE...

For example with @PRODUCTTYPE:
quote:

OS type. Possible values:
"Windows 95"
"Windows 98"
"Windows Me"
"Windows NT Workstation"
"Windows NT Server"
"Windows NT Domain Controller"
"Windows 2000 Professional"
"Windows 2000 Server"
"Windows 2000 Domain Controller"
"Windows XP Home Edition"
"Windows XP Professional"
"Windows .Net Server"
"Windows .Net Domain Controller"
If you are not running Kix 4.x or better, you can also use - http://home.wanadoo.nl/scripting/download/os.kix

HTH,

Kent

[ 23. January 2003, 14:56: Message edited by: kdyer ]
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