Right now my .NET macro is built for 17.6.0.1021, I found that if I load it into earlier version of CorelDRAW X7 it would outright crash the whole program.
Is there a way to check CorelDRAW DLL Assembly version so that it would prompt user to update their CorelDRAW? I'm thinking that I should do this within VBA before calling the DLL, but I haven't found out how.
In VBA this simple code returns Corel Version:
You can use it in a corel Event...
Debug.Print Application.Version
You can check that using a VBScript:
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Dim Cor Set Cor = CreateObject("CorelDraw.Application") MsgBox "Corel " & Cor.Version, , "Corel Version" Set Cor = nothing
Or directly in C# using Corel COM object or not. Using it in a similar way of VBScript or extracting from Registry the Corel.exe path and than the version of VGCore.dll in Assembly folder. Relatively easy...
Spot on, thank you.