This property returns a comma-separated string that describes the version of FORMS currently running. The format is fixed:
If any part is not applicable, then it is left empty.
Examples of values: FORMS, MONITOR
Examples of values: efmngr, efscan, efitrp, efverify, eftrans
These are the same values that the Name property returns.
Examples of values: 5-3, 532
Examples of values: 1, 2
The build number is a four-digit number with the format YDDD. DDD stands for the day in the year (for example, March 16 is day no. 75). Y is the last digit of the year (for example, Y is 1 in the year 2001).
Model indicates a speed, and the value is of little interest unless the module is efitrp (Interpret).
Examples of values: 300, Lite, Professional
Country is the Microsoft Windows country setting.
Examples: Swedish (Finland), Spanish (Uruguay)
This is a three-letter abbreviation indicating which language version of the FORMS interface is in use. This is not necessarily the same as the Windows setting (see <country> above).
Examples of values: BRA, DEN, ENG, FRA, GER, HUN, ITA, LAT, POL, ESP, SWE
This space is for extra information. From FORMS 5-3 you can detect if you run an ANSI or UNICODE version of the FORMS.
Example: formout
"FORMS,efmngr,5-3,beta,1081,300,Swedish(Sweden),eng"
This string is returned if you are running FORMS Manager from a beta version of FORMS 5-3 with build number 1081. You have a fast Interpret module, and the FORMS is English. Your Microsoft Windows setting is Swedish (Sweden).
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The property is "Read only".