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    Get version string

    What code can I use to display my program's version number (Major, Minor, Build, Revision), on the Console?
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    Msgbox(Application.ProductVersion)

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    Code:
    Console.WriteLine("Product Version: " & Application.ProductVersion)
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    can you get the parts of this from any variables? or you just have to parse this property?

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    nevermind... found it.. gotta love MSDN

    VB Code:
    1. Dim VersionInfo As New System.Version(Application.ProductVersion)

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