Gets the installed product level.

Syntax

public ProductLevel ProductLevel { get; }

Members

Member Description
Standard The Standard version (Express Version in Windows Forms) is installed.
Professional The Professional version is installed.
Enterprise The Enterprise version is installed.
Server The Server version is installed.
Trial The Trial version is installed.

Examples

The following code snippet displays how to use the TXTextControl.VersionInfo.Level property to get the current TXTextControl ProductLevel version.

TXTextControl.VersionInfo currentVersionInfo = textControl1.GetVersionInfo(); 

int currentVersionInfo_Major = currentVersionInfo.Major; 
int currentVersionInfo_Minor = currentVersionInfo.Minor; 
TXTextControl.VersionInfo.ProductLevel currentVersionInfo_ProductLevel = currentVersionInfo.Level; // in this line, the TXTextControl.VersionInfo.Level property is used
int currentVersionInfo_ServicePack = currentVersionInfo.ServicePack;

System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show( "The current TX TextControl Major Version is: " + currentVersionInfo_Major.ToString() + "\r\n"
                                    + "The current TX TextControl Minor Version is: " + currentVersionInfo_Minor.ToString() + "\r\n"
                                    + "The current TX TextControl Product Level is: " + currentVersionInfo_ProductLevel.ToString() + "\r\n"
                                    + "The current TX TextControl Service Pack is: " + currentVersionInfo_ServicePack.ToString());

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