| Retrieve Version Information |
by Steven Sartain |
Published
10/14/2001
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.NET Framework
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Steven Sartain
 Steven Sartain is a consultant currently designing and leading a VB.NET project using n-tier architecture and WebServices for Accuride International Ltd.
During his 8 year career as a developer and development lead, Steve has designed and implemented a diverse number of mission critical software solutions using VB, VBA, MS Access, C/C++, ASP, Delphi, DCOM & MTS, SQL Server, Oracle, SQL Anywhere and others. See his Resume for details.
He is also a Director of Iridium Software - a UK based bespoke software development house.
Steve is always open to take over a challenging programming opportunity. If you experience a need for a professional consultant who has all the necessary skills to take a proposition from first client meeting through to profitably and elegantly completed projects; I'm sure Steve could assist. See his Resume and Professional Statement for details.
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Retrieve Version Information
How to retrieve version information
Start a new project then add a module. Add the following code to the module:
'Author: Steven Sartain
'Last Revision: 28th August 2001
'Revision Notes: None
'Supported environments:
' Yes No Untested
' VB4 X
' VB5 X
' VB6 X
' VB.NET(beta2) X
Namespace vbCity
Public Module modFunctions
Public Function GetVersion() As String
With System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo( _
System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.Location)
Return .FileMajorPart & "." & .FileMinorPart & "." & _
.FileBuildPart & "." & .FilePrivatePart
End With
End Function
End Module
End Namespace
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