My project requires that QuickTime 3.0 or newer be installed on the
computer.  Do you know of any way to do this.

Thanks!!!
James Coole

Use Gestalt to get the value of the selector "qtim" - the higest byte of
the returned 32 bit int contains the major version number.

In RB 2, Gestalt is included, before that, you need to get a plugin that
gives you that function.

Here's something out of my head:

 dim vers, majorversion as integer
 vers = System.Gestalt("qtim")
 majorversion = vers / (256*256*256)
 if majorversion < 3 then
   msgbox "QT 3 is needed. Please upgrade."
   quit
 end

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Thomas Tempelmann

<mailto:tom$tempel.org>

Why not use shared libs access? The example for it is even in RB
documentation (even rb 1.0)! The interfaceLib shared lib is available at
Apple's FTP.