Hello

I have a Windows.Forms application MyApp.exe running in kiosk mode on 
Windows CE, and I want to replace this .exe file with a new version located 
on a USB hard disk.
The file on the USB hard disk is also named MyApp.exe and has the same 
assembly name, but a different assembly version.
Before replacing the running MyApp.exe I want to make sure that the 
MyApp.exe file on the USB is indeed a new version. I have tried to use the 
AssemblyName.Version property for this purpose, but it seems that since the 
assembly name of the running .exe file is identical to the assembly name of 
the .exe file located on the USB, the version of the currently executing 
assembly (the running .exe file) is always returned. The code executed by the 
running MyApp.exe file is as follows: 

Assembly assem = Assembly.LoadFrom(sPathOfExeFileLocatedOnUSB); 
AssemblyName assemName = assem.GetName(); 
return assemName.Version.ToString(); 

How can i retrieve the assembly version of the .exe file located on the USB 
when the executing assembly has the same assembly name?

(This question is a continuation of the post "Replace running .exe file" of 
29 June)