I too have modified MCA script to find SP6a after reading your information. I did not want to post my variation though. I sent email to MCA to see if he wanted to modify his original code or not. I have also found a couple minor issues on what the real names are. i.e. Windows 2000 Advanced Server is actually Enterprise Terminal Server, and normal Windows 2000 Server is just Terminal Server.

I modify the wording to SP instead of _ that MCA has and I use the "full" os name description instead of the trimmed 4 character name used in original code.

I do love his script though. Very cool and has worked great for a while now for me in both versions of KiX. He also modifies it periodically to incorporate changes or ideas as requested. Not everyone has moved onto the new KiX 4.01 yet. I'm a little reluctant to, since I've been told I can only use it for a few months more. Then I have to start using WSH.

Thanks again for your ideas and submissions Bill. And thanks MCA for your original code.