Thanx. Works fine for me..
Maybe change this section from:
Code:
For Each $Key In $App1
$Path = ReadValue($HKLMAppPaths1 + "\" + $Key,"")
If Len($Path)
If InStr($Path,'%') $Path = ExpandEnvironmentVars($Path) EndIf
If InStr($Path,'"') $Path=Split($Path,'"')[1] EndIf
$Path = IIf(InStr($Key,'WRITE.EXE'),'',$Path)
$Path = IIf(InStr($Key,'winzip.exe'),'',$Path)
If Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'FileDescription')) <> ""
If Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'BinFileVersion'))='0.0.0.0'
$FileVer = 'FileVersion'
Else
$FileVer = 'BinFileVersion'
EndIf
$SoftInfo = $SoftInfo + Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'FileDescription')) + Chr(42)
+ $Path + Chr(42) + Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,$FileVer)) + @CRLF
EndIf
EndIf
Next
to
Code:
For Each $Key In $App1
$Path = ReadValue($HKLMAppPaths1 + "\" + $Key,"")
If Len($Path)
If InStr($Path,'%') $Path = ExpandEnvironmentVars($Path) EndIf
If InStr($Path,'"') $Path=Split($Path,'"')[1] EndIf
$Path = IIf(InStr($Key,'WRITE.EXE'),'',$Path)
$Path = IIf(InStr($Key,'winzip.exe'),'',$Path)
If Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'FileDescription')) <> ""
If Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'BinFileVersion'))='0.0.0.0'
$FileVer = 'FileVersion'
Else
$FileVer = 'BinFileVersion'
EndIf
$SoftInfo = $SoftInfo + Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'FileDescription')) + Chr(42) + $Path + Chr(42) + Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,$FileVer))
+ Chr(42) + Trim(GetFileVersion($Path,'CompanyName')) + @CRLF
EndIf
EndIf
Next
This to retrieve Publisher data for the $HKLMAppPaths1.
Any ideas on the timing of this script?
I mean: what are other users experiences on how long it takes for this script to complete?
It varies a lot on our PCs.
From only 10 seconds, up to 45, or even more on antique machines.
I'm a number freak. Allways want to know how long something runs/executes, and in these cases even create graphical views of it from data daily stored in a db 
Maybe this RunningTime() ( http://www.kixtart.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=81817 ) is an option to include in future version, and show the execution time on top of the results-page.
Easy way to see if there are slower machines on the network, or machines that might need some extra attention
