Tom,
You can do:
put shell("system_profiler SPIDEDataType") into tData
and then parse tData for the serial number.
HTH,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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> Thomas McCarthy
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> Subject: CDROM disk serial number
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>
>
> A year or two ago there was a thread about this. There was a
> solution for Windows machines (Thanks Ken!) and a possible
> solution for Macs, using the system profiler.
>
> My Mac 10.3 does not list the cd's serial number (just a
> blank line) Also the system profiler is slow, is there a
> shell command we could run?
>
> Many thanks,
> Tom McCarthy
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