Hi Placide;

  Yes, you can check the PS Apps side as well. Its a little more complicated - but, doable as follows:

1) Use the "of_getCacheDir" command to locate where your local work area is located.

2) Check the sub-folder "plugins" and look for the file "Ini.xml".

3) Read the "Ini.xml" file and check if the XML has the "key"  "System".

4) If "System" is present your in "emulation mode - if not, your in "Client" mode.

Emulation Mode: (System Key)

Client Mode: NO "System" key

HTH

Regards ... Chris

In powerserver there are two registry modes:

     -  client machine windows

      -  Appeon registry emulation

My question is how can know the registry mode from the script?

Thanks

Hi Placide;

   Yes, just check the ProcessBitness property in PB's "Environment" object.

HTH

Regards ... Chris