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KLVersion Info v.1.0 | FWS |
10 k |
02 Mar 1999 |
By Konstantin Lazarev. Non-visual component that allows you to get Version Info from your application or other program file (either .exe or .dll) if Version Info was included in this file.
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: D3 D4 |
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TAppVerInfo v.1.1c | FWS |
11 k |
26 Feb 1999 |
By Riccardo Pareschi. This small component let you to read the Application Info like: Company Name, File Description, File Version, Legal Copyright, Original Filename.
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: D3 D4 |
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TCEVersionInfo v.1.0 | FWS |
9 k |
22 May 2002 |
By Computer-Expert Group. TCEVersionInfo is a non-visual component that accesses version information resources in a given file. Available (ReadOnly) properties:
- Company Name
- File Description
- FileVersion (including Major Version, Minor Version, Release, Build separately)
- Internal Name
- Legal Copyright
- Legal Trademarks
- Original Filename
- Product Name
- Product Version
- Comments.
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 |
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TEPInfoExe v.1.0 | FWS |
2 k |
08 Dec 1999 |
By Eric Pedrazzi. Retrieve additional version information from executable file (exe, dll, etc).
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: CB1 CB3 CB4 D3 D4 D5 |
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TPJVersionInfo v.3.3.1 | FWS |
75 k |
24 Jan 2013 |
| By Peter Johnson. TPJVersionInfo is a 32 bit non-visual component for all Win32 and Win64 versions of Delphi that encapsulates the version information contained in an executable file's resources.
The component reads information from a designated file's VERSIONINFO resource. The required file is specified in the component's FileName property. Setting FileName to the empty string fetches version information for the executable containing the component. The boolean HaveInfo property indicates whether the file contains version information. This component can access variable file information for each language provided in the resource.
Run-time properties enable access to to version information. Properties enable:
- Access to fixed file information, either by field or the whole record.
- Access to the number of translations stored in the version information.
- Selection of the translation for which information is to be returned by other properties.
- Access to the language and code page of the current translation - by code and by name.
- Access to the string file information for the current translation - named properties access the Microsoft-defined string information, while an array property gives access to any string item by name.
The component makes calls to the Windows API. Therefore the version information being read must follow the Microsoft guidelines - be warned that not all software complies.
For detailed information about version information refer to the Win32 SDK.
A help file is provided that integrates with the help system of Delphi 3 to 7 only. The component is also documented online.
The source code for two demo projects is included.
Fully functional
Source: Included
Exe-Demo Included
| | Download: CB1 CB3 CB4 CB5 CB6 D2 D2005 D2006 D2007 D2009 D2010 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 DXE DXE2 DXE3 DXE64 |
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TVerInfo v.2.0 | FWS |
2 k |
10 Jun 2002 |
By Jiri Campulka. Acquire info from VERSIONINFO resources.
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: D4 D5 D6 |
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TWinVersion v.1.0 | FW |
190 k |
27 Jul 2000 |
By Scarlette Tout. Maybe your application can only run under Windows NT? Or it crushes when it meet NT? Then you should determine what platform users are running. The TWinVersion is a simple component used to detect running Windows' type and version.
Fully functional
Source: None
Exe-Demo Included
| | Download: D5 |
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TdfsVersion InfoResource v.2.36 | FWS |
30 k |
29 Jun 2001 |
By Brad Stowers. A component to read version info resources. It was originally written for Delphi 3, but has been expanded to with any file that contains a properly formatted version info resource, including DLLs.
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: CB1 CB3 CB4 CB5 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 |
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VersionInfo v.1.1 | FWS |
1 k |
11 Dec 2001 |
By George Cornea. Very easy to use and simple unit to read file version informations.
Fully functional
Source: Included
| | Download: D4 D5 D6 |
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