🚀 go-pugleaf

> In the Properties for a DLL there is an item named "Internal Name". In
> Windows XP this is shown on the Version Tab of the Properties dialog box.
> Is there an API to get this string from a DLL?

Hope this code helps:

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
//  Summary:
//      Get file information.
//  Arguments:
//      FileName - File to check version
//      Property - Name of the requested file information string.
//                 The Win32 API contains the following predefined version
//                 information strings:
//                 - CompanyName
//                 - FileDescription
//                 - FileVersion
//                 - InternalName
//                 - LegalCopyright
//                 - OriginalFilename
//                 - ProductName
//                 - ProductVersion
//  Return Value:
//      String containing the desired file information string.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
AnsiString __fastcall GetFileInfo(AnsiString FileName, AnsiString Property)
{
        if (!FileExists(FileName)) return("");
        if (Property=="") return("");

        DWORD handle; AnsiString s="";
        int size=GetFileVersionInfoSize(FileName.c_str(),&handle);
        if (size==0) return("");

        char *buffer=new char [size] ;
        bool status=GetFileVersionInfo(FileName.c_str(),0,size,buffer) ;
        if (!status) { delete[] buffer; return(""); }

        UINT datasize ;
        struct {
           unsigned short language ;
           unsigned short character_set ;
        } *translation ;
        status=VerQueryValue(buffer,"\\VarFileInfo\\Translation",(void
**)&translation,&datasize);
        AnsiString key="\\StringFileInfo\\"+IntToHex(translation
[0].language,4)+
           IntToHex(translation [0].character_set,4)+"\\"+Property;
        char *data ;
        status=VerQueryValue(buffer,key.c_str(),(void**)&data,&datasize);
        if (status) s=AnsiString(data);
        delete[] buffer ;
        return(s);
}