No problem - I would use something like this

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If Exist("c:\temp\IEver5.log")
Del "c:\temp\fail.log"
EndIf

If Exist("c:\temp\IEver6.log")
Del "c:\temp\IEver6.log"
EndIf

If Exist("c:\temp\AaronistheBest.log")
Del "c:\temp\IEver6.log"
EndIf

$os_Version_IE= ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer","version")

If $os_Version_IE= "5.50.4807.2300"
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\ieVer5.log","ie6","sp","$os_service_p")
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\ieVer5.log","ie6","fart","checkdrive")
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\ieVer5.log","ie6","sp","6.0")
EndIf
If $os_Version_IE= "6.0.2800.1106"
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\IeVer6.log","ie6","sp","$os_service_p")
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\IeVer6.log","ie6","fart","checkdrive")
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\IeVer6.log","ie6","sp","6.0")
Else
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\AaronistheBEST.log","ie6","sp","$os_service_p")
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\AaronistheBEST.log","ie6","fart","checkdrive")
WriteProfileString("c:\temp\AaronistheBEST.log","ie6","sp","6.0")
EndIf

Exit

I basically use this script to check the IE verison and then it writes to a log file but you can amend it to how you like (put the key for the veriosn of os etc), you can put the $PCname as the name of the log so you can easily gather all the info. Or even get the script to write the info to one file on a server or sumfin... Hope this is what you want...of course you will have to find the verion numbers your self [Wink]
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