Hi Mark, if you look in the exe file itself using LLFF you will be able to search for the string "VisualFoxproRuntime" which is then followed by a number which indicates the runtime version either 6 or 7 or whatever. The string will appear very near the top of the exe file.

>Thanks Jols
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>These files were built without the build option to store version information.
>I have tried looking at them with a hex editor but can not spot the version information.
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>I tried to narrow it down by running them from the command line but they all ran.
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>Version 6 seem to run version 7 executables quite happily unless a new command is used, so it is not possible to test in this way.
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>The executables are either in version 6 or version 7 and I can not establish which it is :(
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>>Mark,
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>>Check www.news2news.com for an API that will return file info.
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>>Update: I see in the help that AGetFileVersion() will only return info if the file has "Windows version resources" information. AGetFileVersion() works for all VFP7 exe's that I have tried it on under W98 to WXP. What files does it not return info from?
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>>>I have several executables. I want to determine which VFP version each executable has been compiled in.
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>>>These executables return nothing when AGETFILEVERSION(aFile,'myexe.exe') is run on them.
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>>>Many Thanks