M Mattias Sjögren Feb 14, 2007 #2 How can I find out the version of a DLL, if it was done with VS2005 or VS2003? Click to expand... Do you want the DLL version, the framework version it targets, or both? Manually or programmatically? The .NET 2.0 SDK contains a tool CorFlags.exe that can show you which framework version the executable was build against. Mattias
How can I find out the version of a DLL, if it was done with VS2005 or VS2003? Click to expand... Do you want the DLL version, the framework version it targets, or both? Manually or programmatically? The .NET 2.0 SDK contains a tool CorFlags.exe that can show you which framework version the executable was build against. Mattias
M Mythran Feb 14, 2007 #3 Mattias Sjögren said: Do you want the DLL version, the framework version it targets, or both? Manually or programmatically? The .NET 2.0 SDK contains a tool CorFlags.exe that can show you which framework version the executable was build against. Mattias Click to expand... If you just want to find out how to get the DLL version when YOU (the developer) wants it, open up the folder that contains the DLL, right-click on the DLL and select Properties. Click on the "Version" tab and it shows the version. HTH, Mythran
Mattias Sjögren said: Do you want the DLL version, the framework version it targets, or both? Manually or programmatically? The .NET 2.0 SDK contains a tool CorFlags.exe that can show you which framework version the executable was build against. Mattias Click to expand... If you just want to find out how to get the DLL version when YOU (the developer) wants it, open up the folder that contains the DLL, right-click on the DLL and select Properties. Click on the "Version" tab and it shows the version. HTH, Mythran
