I am not sure the user is going to install the plug in. They can choose not to install. I need to know information like, install complete, or the user choose not to install. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Grae
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More context would be helpful in answering your question.
That said, if there’s a particular plugin that you have in mind, you can do a post-install check* of simply trying to instantiate the object. This article has a pretty good description of what to do, but if you only care about IE and ActiveX plugins, then something like this should work well enough (untested):
and you could use that function to test whether or not, say, QuickTime is installed:
*This will actually work at any time, not just after a possible plugin install