[CodyWD]

If newFileText > Me.ProductVersion Then
                If MessageBox.Show("There is a New Version Available. Version " + newFileText + " is currently available. Do you wish to download?", "New Version!", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo) And DialogResult.Yes Then
                    MessageBox.Show("Yes")
                Else
                    MessageBox.Show("No")
                End If
            Else
                    MessageBox.Show("There is no new version avilable. You currently have " + Me.ProductVersion + " and that is the latest version.", "No New Version.")
            End If

It acts as if Yes is clicked either way?

[DimitriV]

Well an example would be

If MsgBox("bleairgh", MsgBoxStyle.YesNoCancel, "Update") = vbYes Then
MsgBox("yes")
Else
MsgBox("no")

I'm not sure why, but the code you gave isn't wrapping properly and is going off the side of my screen so I can't see it all. So if this isn't the case then sorry!

[modi123_1]

Are you trying to have the if statement evaluate the message box's return as a dialogresult.yes? If so perhaps use the boolean comparison of "=" instead of "and".

[CodyWD]

Thanks both of you! It works now haha. Thought and would do roughly same thing as equals. I was obviously wrong xD