FileGetVersion() generates error when File Version attribute values contain leading 0

[dave.jong@…]

Using the FileGetVersion optional parameter to look at the "FileVersion" attribute, the function generates an error if the file version value contains a leading 0.

; Errors in reading File Versions with leading 0's
$File = @WindowsDir & "\system32\quartz.dll" ; Example File Version with leading 0

$LocalFileVersion = FileGetVersion($File,"FileVersion") ; FileVersion attribute contains value: 6.05.2600.5731 (note leading 0 in minor version number)
Msgbox(64,"DEBUG", "File Version After First Instance: " & $LocalFileVersion & " @ERROR = " & @error)
If $LocalFileVersion="" Then

$LocalFileVersion = FileGetVersion($File)
Msgbox(64,"DEBUG", "File Version After Second Instance: " & $LocalFileVersion & " @ERROR = " & @error)

EndIf

[J-Paul Mesnage]

in fact when you use the FilegetVersion($file, "FileVersion") you don't access to the same information.
Under Vista you get the version with more info as :

6.6.6000.16386 (vista_rtm.061101-2205)

We will not change this behavior. That's the reason why you received the extra 0. If you want not 0 just use FilegetVersion($file).