Re: FLASH: Checking for ActiveX Controls

[Robert Koberg]

One thing I did not mention about what I said below is that it does not

detect the version - don't know how to do that...



>Hi Jeff,

>Are you saying wanting the argument to use for AW, if so:

>

>Substituting "Macromedia.AuthorwareShockwaveControl.1" for

>"ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash" as the argument to CreateObject instead of

>the flash thingie should work for Authorware.

>

>For these kinds of things you can check in the registry at

>HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/CLSID, then look for your particular CLSID (class ID) and

>go to VersionIndependantProgID key. this will give you the object ot check.

>You can get the class id from AW, VB or Web apps that insert activeX

>controls. The CLSID for Flash looks like this:

>{D27CDB6E-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}

>

>Rob

>

>    Do you have any idea where I can gather an ActiveX chek script - or a

>modifiaction of the one below - so that I can send a non-Web Player

>(Authorware) Active X user to a download page and a user who has the

ActiveX

>to another page?

>

>

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