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  • =?Utf-8?B?aG93YXJkd0Bub3NwYW0ubm9zcGFt?=
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    ClickOnce and Version Number

    When I publish an application with ClickOnce, I specify Major, Minor, Build,
    and Revision numbers for the Publish Version, for example as 1, 0, 0, 97. But
    when I view the version of the exe file in explorer, or get it
    programatically , it comes back as 1.0. 0.0.

    The code I use is

    FileVersionInfo fvi =
    FileVersionInfo .GetVersionInfo (Application.Ex ecutablePath);
    string version = fvi.FileVersion ;

    Is there a way to get programatically the information that Visual Studio
    publishes?
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    • Nikhil
      #2
      Re: ClickOnce and Version Number

      I am not sure but there are two versions, 1 is application version and
      second is fileversion. Make sure you are getting the correct version.

      On Jan 25, 5:06 am, howa...@nospam. nospam
      <howardwnospamn os...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
      When I publish an application with ClickOnce, I specify Major, Minor, Build,
      and Revision numbers for the Publish Version, for example as 1, 0, 0, 97. But
      when I view the version of the exe file in explorer, or get it
      programatically , it comes back as 1.0. 0.0.
      >
      The code I use is
      >
      FileVersionInfo fvi =
      FileVersionInfo .GetVersionInfo (Application.Ex ecutablePath);
      string version = fvi.FileVersion ;
      >
      Is there a way to get programatically the information that Visual Studio
      publishes?

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        • =?Utf-8?B?aG93YXJkd0Bub3NwYW0ubm9zcGFt?=
          #3
          Re: ClickOnce and Version Number

          Application.Pro ductVersion also returns 1.0.0.0.

          "Nikhil" wrote:
          I am not sure but there are two versions, 1 is application version and
          second is fileversion. Make sure you are getting the correct version.
          >
          On Jan 25, 5:06 am, howa...@nospam. nospam
          <howardwnospamn os...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
          When I publish an application with ClickOnce, I specify Major, Minor, Build,
          and Revision numbers for the Publish Version, for example as 1, 0, 0, 97. But
          when I view the version of the exe file in explorer, or get it
          programatically , it comes back as 1.0. 0.0.

          The code I use is

          FileVersionInfo fvi =
          FileVersionInfo .GetVersionInfo (Application.Ex ecutablePath);
          string version = fvi.FileVersion ;

          Is there a way to get programatically the information that Visual Studio
          publishes?
          >
          >

            Comment

            • Nikhil
              #4
              Re: ClickOnce and Version Number

              Can you please try Application.Ass emblyVersion?

              On Jan 25, 11:01 pm, howa...@nospam. nospam
              <howardwnospamn os...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
              Application.Pro ductVersion also returns 1.0.0.0.
              >
              >
              >
              "Nikhil" wrote:
              I am not sure but there are two versions, 1 is application version and
              second is fileversion. Make sure you are getting the correct version.
              >
              On Jan 25, 5:06 am, howa...@nospam. nospam
              <howardwnospamn os...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
              When I publish an application with ClickOnce, I specify Major, Minor, Build,
              and Revision numbers for the Publish Version, for example as 1, 0, 0, 97. But
              when I view the version of the exe file in explorer, or get it
              programatically , it comes back as 1.0. 0.0.
              >
              The code I use is
              >
              FileVersionInfo fvi =
              FileVersionInfo .GetVersionInfo (Application.Ex ecutablePath);
              string version = fvi.FileVersion ;
              >
              Is there a way to get programatically the information that Visual Studio
              publishes?- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

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