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Add Exe Version, Description.. to native C++ application

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    Hello, i have currently a problem. I can't find out where I can set the Infos for my C++ Exe. My goal is to include copyright infos, a version numer and so on in the Exe. But i don't find any infos where to setup these data. I use the new Visual Studio 2005 Environment. And i'm making an unmanaged program, because of that i can't use attributes like in managed apps. Anybody an idea? thx georg -- modified at 9:45 Wednesday 14th December, 2005

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      Hello, i have currently a problem. I can't find out where I can set the Infos for my C++ Exe. My goal is to include copyright infos, a version numer and so on in the Exe. But i don't find any infos where to setup these data. I use the new Visual Studio 2005 Environment. And i'm making an unmanaged program, because of that i can't use attributes like in managed apps. Anybody an idea? thx georg -- modified at 9:45 Wednesday 14th December, 2005

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      if you don't have a resource file, create one and add it to the project. then add a 'Version' resource, and set all your info in there.

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        if you don't have a resource file, create one and add it to the project. then add a 'Version' resource, and set all your info in there.

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        thank you :-) it's working -- modified at 15:31 Wednesday 14th December, 2005

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