How to get the version of all dlls in a text file of a folder.

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I have used a command dir /b/o:n >mydllname.txt
by using it i have found all dlls name in text file,but i also want to get version of each dll with respect to dll name,by using command prompt.Is there any tricks or logic to get list of all dlls of a folder with their version?

Posted 29-May-13 22:36pm

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Updated 29-May-13 22:41pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-05-29T23:32:00

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Depending on the exact OS you are using, you may want to look at FileVer.exe[^] from Microsoft (for XP - there may be later version(s) for 7 and 8, but I haven't looked)

Posted 29-May-13 23:32pm

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StackQ 30-May-13 6:05am

yes, i have read that article,but it's for XP, right there is no version for windows 7 and 8.
Anything else??

StackQ 30-May-13 6:43am

I checked it again on XP, and it's working as i expected.