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    How can i check if the Selected Executeable is a .Net Application

    Is it possible to Check if the Selected Application is a .Net Executeable ?

    Like the User opens a OpenFileDialog selects a Executeable and the Program checks if it is coded with the .Net Framework.

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    Re: How can i check if the Selected Executeable is a .Net Application

    there should be a config file in the directory where the .exe resides...
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    Re: How can i check if the Selected Executeable is a .Net Application

    Quote Originally Posted by Dnereb View Post
    there should be a config file in the directory where the .exe resides...
    Yeah there should be but there isnt always :S

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    Re: How can i check if the Selected Executeable is a .Net Application

    You can see if Reflection works on the application. I don't think normal EXE's can have reflection on them....but I could be mistaken.

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    Re: How can i check if the Selected Executeable is a .Net Application

    Ok... I'll byte.... What difference does it make?

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