I'd like to implement some sort of auto-update feature in the tool I'm writing. So I would like to check the product version of the latest version on the file server against the product version of the exe the user is running
This is normally simple enough with the Reflection namespace but it returns 0.0.0.0
Any suggestions?
How to get the "Product Version" of the build/packaged exe
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Re: How to get the "Product Version" of the build/packaged e
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30686/get-file-version-in-powershell
This should help.
This should help.
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Re: How to get the "Product Version" of the build/packaged e
Yup, figured it out Thanks for the help