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Hello,

I create a script with AutoIt.

Later, I create a new one.

And than one again.

Is thereThere a way without a query in the filename to work with script versions like this:

if script.exe = v1 then ...

kind regards

herry

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When you compile a script in autoit, you have the option to increase the version number.

Then use FileGetVersion() to do what you want.

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oh yes that's it. perfect thank you.

there can i increase the version number?

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oh yes that's it. perfect thank you.

there can i increase the version number?

Yes!! and the great part is you can have the compiler prompt you for version increase or not. This is great when you are just self-testing and do not want to increase the version number.

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Yes!! and the great part is you can have the compiler prompt you for version increase or not. This is great when you are just self-testing and do not want to increase the version number.

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Oh yes thats great.

Could you tell how can i include the version number?

Do you use this compiler here?

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thank you

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Oh yes thats great.

Could you tell how can i include the version number?

Do you use this compiler here?

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thank you

ohh, now i foud it.

right klickt on the script > compile with options....

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