Getting back to this, as I was asked again today by one of the tech's here.
The following is the contents of a cmd file I just wrote. VERSIONS.CMD
@echo off
echo dim fso>vfpgetver.vbs
echo set fso=createobject("scripting.filesystemobject")>>vfpgetver.vbs
echo wscript.echo wscript.arguments(0) ^&" - " ^&
fso.getfileversion(wscript.arguments(0))>>vfpgetver.vbs
for /F "delims=," %%i in ('dir %%systemdrive%%\vfp9*.dll /a/s/b') do cscript
/nologo vfpgetver.vbs "%%i"
erase vfpgetver.vbs
echo.
pause
This will write a file vfpgetver.vbs.
Then gets all vfp9*.dll files (including those hidden or system) on the
systemdrive.
It displays each file, and its file version.
Then it politely erases the vbs script file it created and pauses.
Tracy Pearson
PowerChurch Software
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