Check office version 32-bit or 64-bit

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Do you mind a custom Tool for inventory using Powershell? I think Custom Tools are available in Free Mode. Their comparison chart is a little vague.

Hopefully Colby or someone chimes in here to clarify that. Stephen, the Registry entries Brandon is talking about are part of the Applications entries. They exist in Free mode. Took me a while to understand what I am looking for, but it works. Too bad I can't save the report, but this should get me started on converting them to 32bit. March 10, Sam, You can run a simple report to find what Office application versions and architecture are running on your machines.

Do you mind a custom Tool for inventory using Powershell? I think Custom Tools are available in Free Mode. Their comparison chart is a little vague. Hopefully Colby or someone chimes in here to clarify that. Stephen, the Registry entries Brandon is talking about are part of the Applications entries. They exist in Free mode. Took me a while to understand what I am looking for, but it works.

Too bad I can't save the report, but this should get me started on converting them to 32bit. March 10, Sam, You can run a simple report to find what Office application versions and architecture are running on your machines.

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