Article ID: 176794 - Last Review: July 1, 2004 - Revision: 1.1 How To Detecting Whether the Freiburg Patch is InstalledThis article was previously published under Q176794 SUMMARY
It is possible to use script to detect whether a patch has been applied to
Internet Explorer. This article explains how to detect whether the Freiburg
patch has been installed on an Internet Explorer 4.0 browser.
MORE INFORMATION
Details of the Freiburg Text-Viewing Issue can be found on
http://www.microsoft.com/
(http://www.microsoft.com/)
. Search for "Freiburg".
A patch for Internet Explorer is assigned a number. The format of this number is always ";<number>;" This number is valid only for the base product for which the patch applies. The Frieberg patch is number 51 and applies to the Internet Explorer version 4.00. Number 51 for any other version of the Explorer will probably be a different or non-existent patch. The appMinorVersion will be incremented with each Service Pack. A patch may indicate that a service pack also implements a patch. If Service Pack 1 were to be released for Internet Explorer 4.0, this service pack would include the fix for the "Freiburg" issue. To make a valid robust detection script for a patch, you must do the following in order:
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