Can we able to find the version of an EXE file on the Device?
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 Can we able to find the version of an EXE file on the Device? I am trying to determine the version of an executable on a device before installing a new version. I would like to do this from the desktop in an MSI setup. Is this possible? I heard I could use OpenNETcf.Reflection.Assembly2 namespace, but am not clear how to use it. Has anyone done this before?     |
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07-25-2007, 01:08 AM
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 Re: Can we able to find the version of an EXE file on the Device? Hi friend, First, you may like to look into this thread: Checking Version of a file - MSDN Forums So, what you need to do is to copy your executable from device to the desktop in MSI file. You can use OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communication Assembly. For more information, See: http://www.opennetcf.org/docs/Commun...esktop.Communi cation.RAPIMembers.html what you need is RAPI.CopyFileFromDevice. |
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