AssemblyInfo.vb is definitely in the project. (I assume that this will
be enough to get it compiled into the exe.
And the following line is the last in AssemblyInfo.vb
<Assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")>
As a test, I created a new VB.Net Windows Application Project.
I compiled this and checked the product file and Assembly Versions in
Explorer. The value was 1.0.844.20393.
Then I compiled it again ..... Same value
Then I changed the code to add a button to the form and a
messagebox("somethingOrOther").
Then I compiled it again ..... Same value
Something is definitely wrong. No?
Rory
>Only two ways I know of.
>One is, the file with your assembly properties isn't being compiled
into
>your project (AssemblyInfo.cs or AssemblyInfo.vb, if you use the
wizards).
>The other is, if you don't have "a.b.*" in your AssemblyVersion
property.
>Brad
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