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This article will use the VB.NET dialog box to dynamically display your program version information, then you may want to use the System.Reflection class to get these dynamic information, but in fact to achieve this function you do not need to edit complex code. A code example is included in program A.

Program A:

The following is a code snippet:

Private Sub DynamicAboutBox () Dim strAbout As String Dim exeApp As System.Reflection.Assembly exeApp = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly () Dim exeName As System.Reflection.AssemblyName exeName = exeApp.GetName () strAbout = "Application:" & exeName.Name & vbCrLf strAboutstrAbout = strAbout & "Version:" & exeName.Version.ToString () & vbCrLf strAboutstrAbout = strAbout & "CodeBase:" & exeName.CodeBase & vbCrLf strAboutstrAbout = strAbout & "Company:" & System.Windows.Forms.Application.CompanyName & vbCrLf strAboutstrAbout = strAbout & "Product:" & System.Windows.Forms.Application.ProductName & vbCrLf MessageBox.Show (strAbout) End Sub

The running result of this VB.NET code example for the dialog box is similar to figure 1.

In this example of VB.NET about the dialog, I get the necessary application information by using the System.Reflection class. At the same time, I also use the class System.Windows.Forms.Application to get additional information directly.

Here I define a string variable strAbout to store the application information that will be displayed. At the same time, I also define two other variables: exeApp as the variable of System.Reflection.Assembly and exeName as the variable of System.Reflection.AssemblyName.

The variable exeApp is the name used to get the collection. Then, I combine information such as exeName variables (name, version, code language), ProductName (product name), and (CompanyName) company name, where ProductName (product name) and (CompanyName) company name are obtained using the properties of the System.Windows.Forms.Application class.

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