Hi

I tried this bit of code, however I did not get any information about the installed applications (only 'Done' was displyed).

Can some one shed light on this for me please.

use strict;
use Win32::Registry;
my $Key;
if ($HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->Open("Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVe
+rsion\\Uninstall", $Key))
{
    print "\nDone1\n";
    my %ValueList;
    $Key->GetValues(\ %ValueList); # nothing happens here!
    for my $item (keys(%ValueList)) # nor here
    {
        print "\nDone2 $item\n"; 
        print "$item : $ValueList{$item}[2]\n";
    }
    print $Key->{DisplayName}."\n"; 
    $Key->Close();
}
[download]

Thanks for the help indeed.

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