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How to set fileversion, company name etc
Help needed...
I am trying to set some file properties in VC++ but donīt no where to do
it.
In Visual Basic i can use the project properties to set company name, copyright
text, version etc. When right clicking om my file i get a tab called version
with theese properties.
How can this be done in Visual C++ (6.0) ??
I have tried to use the project-settings-linker page to enter the major and
minor version but still the same result.
Thanks
Michael
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Re: How to set fileversion, company name etc
Try:
ResourceView Pane(the tab that's between ClassView and File View),
Version, VS_VERSION_INFO
Hope this helps.
Luis Abreu
On 28 Nov 2000 23:12:37 -0800, "Michael" <mth@esolutions.dk> wrote:
>
>Help needed...
>
>I am trying to set some file properties in VC++ but donīt no where to do
>it.
>
>In Visual Basic i can use the project properties to set company name, copyright
>text, version etc. When right clicking om my file i get a tab called version
>with theese properties.
>
>How can this be done in Visual C++ (6.0) ??
>
>I have tried to use the project-settings-linker page to enter the major and
>minor version but still the same result.
>
>Thanks
>Michael
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Re: How to set fileversion, company name etc
"Michael" <mth@esolutions.dk> wrote:
>
>Help needed...
>
>I am trying to set some file properties in VC++ but donīt no where to do
>it.
>
>In Visual Basic i can use the project properties to set company name, copyright
>text, version etc. When right clicking om my file i get a tab called version
>with theese properties.
>
>How can this be done in Visual C++ (6.0) ??
>
>I have tried to use the project-settings-linker page to enter the major
and
>minor version but still the same result.
>
>Thanks
>Michael
Probably what you are looking for is the Version Resources. In a window application
just go to Resources::Version::VS_VERSION_INFO.
For a console application you can either add resources or use the linker/compiler
directives.
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