Re: Read a application version number
- From: Phillip Flores <pflores@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 00:59:03 +1000
DIKonsult wrote:
Thanks, but it don't seem to work. All I get is an empty string.Hi,
Dag
Have your tried using the JCL Components from the Projet Jedi? It has a class called TJclVersionFileInfo which accepts the name of the executable as parameter in the constructor. Within the class is a property called BinFileVersion which returns the version number.
I use this method for my shareware application.
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