1.0.0.0" where all components of the version are specified.
Jim
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Don McNamara
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 8:20 AM
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Rory,
I was having the same problem. I personally would consider it a bug,
but I
did find thi
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If you are using Visual Studio.NET, under the project properties dialog
there is an option (in 'Configuration Properties/Advanced') called
Incremental build.
Hope t
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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
As a test, I created a new VB.Net Windows Application
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
As a test, I created a new VB.Net Windows Application Project.
I compiled this and checked the product file and Assembly Versio
Rory Becker wrote:
> I can't get this to work.
> It does not seem to affect the version number displayed under the
> properties of the exe produced.
> Can anyone think of a way I might have turned the incrementation off?
Only two ways I know of.
One is, the file with your assembly properties
tefan Finch
Sent: 23 April 2002 16:40
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This takes the form of major/minor/build/revision
The build number based on the number of days since Feb 2000, so this
will increment daily.
The revision number is the number of se
course change this to whatever you like (1.0.356.0).
HTH
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Sent: 23 April 2002 16:33
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Hehehe
Okay now the default it was set
ave to manually
change it every time, or let it put in whatever #'s it wants. Thanks all.
-Blain
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From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Mitch Walker
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As an addendum so I don't look like I complete dolt
I know it is getting A versionit gets the assembly, File and Product
version if you check the file properties but where is that all
controlled from and how do you manually do it?
=Blain
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Okay, now I feel like
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