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Awesome find, MisterX! After a little testing and tweaking (the 'findstr'
is not "MAC" but "Physical Address", and 'findstr' is not supported on Win 9x),
here's a replacement CROSS-PLATFORM function. Note that IPCONFIG.EXE exists only
on Windows 98 and higher (including XP), but if you can include IPCONFIG.EXE in
your delivery (CD/download/etc.), you can run it on Windows 95 and it will work
just fine. (I don't know if Microsoft has an issue with distributing this... you
should check it out.
function GetMACAddress
local retVal switch (the platform) case "MacOS" set the directory to specialFolderPath("apple") put "tell application" && quote & "Apple System Profiler" & quote & cr & \ "get appletalk address" & cr & "end
tell" into getMACScript
put "tell application" && quote & "Apple System Profiler" & quote & cr & \ "close window" && quote & "Apple
System Profiler" & quote & cr & "end tell" into
quitASPScript
set the directory to specialFolderPath("apple") do getMACScript as AppleScript put the result into retVal do quitASPScript as AppleScript replace "{" with "" in retVal replace "}" with "" in retVal replace quote with "" in retVal break case "Win32" put (there is a file (specialFolderPath("system") & "/IPCONFIG.EXE")) into winExists put (there is a file (specialFolderPath("system") & "/SYSTEM32/IPCONFIG.EXE")) into sys32Exists if winExists or sys32Exists then set the hideConsoleWindows to true put shell("ipconfig /all") into temp get matchText(temp,"Physical Address. . . . . . . . . : ([A-Z0-9-]*)",retVal) else return "IPCONFIG not found" end if break end switch return retVal end GetMACAddress Thanks, everyone!
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- Unique Macintosh Identification (Follow-Up) Ken Ray
- Ken Ray
