"Martin, James S." wrote:
> Here's the NT shell command line that I use:
>
> perlapp.pl -v -s=config_wters.pl -e=config_wters.exe
> -info=productname="MyProduct Configuration"; legaltrademarks=MyCompany;
> originalfilename=config_wters.pl; comments="MyProduct Configuration (1.0)";
> productversion=1.0; companyname=MyCompany; internalname="MyProduct
> Configuration" -f
> Weird Right? Why would it set file version to that?
>
> So I go look at the properties of the EXE file, and the Only property that
> has the right value is Product Name. All the others have the PDK defaults.
> Any ideas?
Yes, you've got quoting problems.
The NT command shell processes double quotes.
Try:
-info="productName="""MyProduct Configuration"""; ..."
putting doublequotes around the entire value of -info, and using triple
double
quotes where you want one.
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