Re: Need a tool for command line showing installed patches

You might also take a look at MBSA 2.0. It has a command line version also
that may be able to do what you want. It can also scan local and network
computers for missing Office updates. --- Steve



"loggybob" <loggybob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am new here. Can someone tell me if there is any tool (Microsoft
Resource Kit or other) that will show Microsoft OFFICE patches
installed on a computer by using a command window or command line? I
use srvinfo.exe from Microsoft Resource Kit that shows the operating
system patches with much success. Thanks.



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