Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
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On Feb 1, 3:14 pm, "Zim Babwe"
<zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote :
Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
Assembly Info.
I'm pretty sure you can add a Splash form to the project that has this
information on it.
CM
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On Feb 1, 3:14 pm, "Zim Babwe"
<zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote :
>Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how
to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
Assembly Info.
On Feb 1, 3:14 pm, "Zim Babwe"
<zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote :
Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
I believe the "Add item" menu has a About Form that you can to your
project that does this for you.
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Can you elaborate a bit more please?
I currently have My.Application. Info.Version but it doesn't display the
correct info
Thanks
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On Feb 1, 3:14 pm, "Zim Babwe"
<zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote :
>Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how
to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
Assembly Info.
I do have the About Form but there is a My.Application. Info.Version variable
which doesn't relay the correct info. It leaves off the Revision number.
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On Feb 1, 3:14 pm, "Zim Babwe"
<zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote :
>Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how
to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
I believe the "Add item" menu has a About Form that you can to your
project that does this for you.
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
I found this code
Dim FVI As FileVersionInfo
FVI = FileVersionInfo .GetVersionInfo ( _
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get ExecutingAssemb ly.Location)
MsgBox(FVI.File MajorPart & " - " & FVI.FileMinorPa rt & " - " &
FVI.FileBuildPa rt _
& " - " & FVI.FilePrivate Part & " - " & FVI.FileVersion )
but it gives some weird results. The FileVersion shows up as 25480 but it
should only be 45. What is going on?
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Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how
to display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
Zim,
I do, I actually display a plethora of information about all the loaded
assemblies.
For details see: http://www.tsbradley.net/Cookbook/Wi...outDialog.aspx
Note to self: looks like I need to finish the narrative on that page &
update the sample for VB 2005.
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Hope this helps
Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]
..NET Application Architect, Enthusiast, & Evangelist
T.S. Bradley - http://www.tsbradley.net
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Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how
to display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
System.Reflecti on.Assembly.Get ExecutingAssemb ly().GetName.Ve rsion.ToString
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Zim Babwe wrote:
Doesn't anyone display the version and revision number in their VB.NET
application on the "about" screen or somewhere else? I need to know how to
display that information also.
Any help would be appreciated
Maybe you are after this (watch for wrapping) -
Imports System.Deployme nt.Application
If ApplicationDepl oyment.IsNetwor kDeployed Then
Me.Text = String.Format(" Version {0}",
ApplicationDepl oyment.CurrentD eployment.Curre ntVersion.ToStr ing)
Else
Me.Text = String.Format(" Version {0}",
My.Application. Info.Version.To String)
End If
Hope this helps.
ShaneO
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