If they are installed in GAC you can use RuntimeEnvironment class methods to
get to them
If not - like in xcopy deployment model - you have to know folders where
they do reside
You can use standard file / directory operations to get necessary
information about .dll and .exe you have
HTH
Alex
"Mat" <re**********@fuckSpam.COM> wrote in message
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I would like to show in ABOUT BOX of my application list of assemblies(
not .NETframework assemblies,but companies assemblies) including version and
path of each of them which application is using...
i have no idea about how to get them dynamically
Thanks for HELP