How can I programmatically read the Windows version number under DOS?
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Posted 2005-04-18 00:00 · 中国 广东 汕头 电信
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At the NT command line, type ver or winver
I'm a progamer who work with windos
not a programmer with windows
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What DOS? MS-DOS 6.22?
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Under pure DOS, I think it's best to determine it by reading the version number of a specified file. If it's just a batch file, you can use NDOS features to read the size of a specified file and judge from that.
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