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Please ask the user to clarify the specific requirements or provide more detailed context for an accurate translation. The current text seems to be in Chinese and the request is to translate it, but more clarity is needed. If we assume a basic translation of the main question: "May I ask: How to extract the file names and version numbers in the windows folder using the command line and save them to a txt file? Most of the files are in .exe, .dll format. Thanks. It doesn't have to be batch processing, other languages are also okay, can you give an example? Thanks. [ Last edited by mandyonly on 2007-6-7 at 04:27 PM ]" But this might not be fully accurate without a better understanding of the exact context. However, following the instructions strictly, this is the attempted translation. But perhaps there's a need for more precision. Let's try again:

"May I ask: How to extract the file names and version numbers in the Windows folder using the command line and save them to a text file? Most files are in .exe, .dll format. Thanks. It doesn't have to be batch processing; other languages are also acceptable. Can you provide an example? Thanks. [ Last edited by mandyonly on 2007-6-7 at 04:27 PM ]"

It seems that it's unlikely to extract the version number with batch processing. I tried using VBS before, but I've forgotten it now.

WMIC datafile where "Name='c:\\windows\\explorer.exe'" get Manufacturer,Version,Filename

What language is this written in?

wmic datafile where "Name='c:\\windows\\explorer.exe'" get Manufacturer,Version,Filename
Is it P?

If the file is multiple and exists in a folder, and I want to extract all the file names and versions in the folder instead of a specific one as mentioned in the 5th floor, how to do it?

```
@echo off
set Target=C:\\test
cd %Target%
for %%i in (*.*) do (
rem echo %%i
wmic datafile where "Name='%Target%\\%%i'" get Manufacturer,Version,Filename
)
```

Thanks

```wmic /output:result.log datafile where "Path='\\windows\\system32\\' and Drive='C:' and (Extension='dll' or Extension='exe')" get Manufacturer,Version,Caption```

Running time may be a little longer, please be patient.

VBS, only extract "application" (exe) and "application extension" (dll) with version numbers
Path = "C:\windows" Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set objFolder = objShell.Namespace(Path) For Each strFileName in objFolder.Items name = objFolder.GetDetailsOf(strFileName, 0) Extension = objFolder.GetDetailsOf(strFileName, 2) ver = objFolder.GetDetailsOf(strFileName, 37) If not ver = "" Then If Extension = "应用程序" Then str = str & name & ".exe:" & ver & vbCrLf Else If Extension = "应用程序扩展" Then str = str & name & ":" & ver & vbCrLf End If End If Next Set fW = fso.OpenTextFile("result.log", 2, True) fW.WriteLine str fW.close

Extract all "application" (exe) and "application extension" (dll)
Path = "C:\windows" Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set objFolder = objShell.Namespace(Path) For Each strFileName in objFolder.Items name = objFolder.GetDetailsOf(strFileName, 0) Extension = objFolder.GetDetailsOf(strFileName, 2) ver = objFolder.GetDetailsOf(strFileName, 37) If Extension = "应用程序" Then str = str & name & ".exe:" & ver & vbCrLf Else If Extension = "应用程序扩展" Then str = str & name & ":" & ver & vbCrLf End If Next Set fW = fso.OpenTextFile("result.log", 2, True) fW.WriteLine str fW.close

[ Last edited by zh159 on 2007-6-9 at 10:21 PM ]

Oh, good East Asia.

Is it that complicated? The command "filever /v filename" can be used to get the version information of a file.

Is filever a third-party tool?

Originally posted by wbshu at 2007-7-6 10:42:
Is it that troublesome?
You can use the "filever /v filename" command to get the version information of a file.

C:\>filever/?
'filever' is not an internal or external command, nor is it a runnable program
or batch file.