Gyzmok 0 Posted February 21, 2005 Share Posted February 21, 2005 Hi all, A (stupid ?) question : The function FileGetVersion ( "filename" ) returns a string containing the version information of a file. But I don't seem to find a (reverse) function : FileSetVersion. I want to include the version information in my compiled autoit scripts (.exe), so that I can read the version with the existing function "FileGetVersion". How can you set the version information into a (.exe) file ? D2charkeeper = No more 'expired characters' in D2.File Date Changer = Change the file date(s), attributes and the filename case of multiple files @ once.Updater_full = Copy/Update your autoitscripts, pictures, .mp3, .avi etc ... subdirs from your PC to your memory stick or to your external harddisk. Now with scheduling and logging.Questmapper Link to post Share on other sites
jpm 173 Posted February 21, 2005 Share Posted February 21, 2005 Hi all,A (stupid ?) question :The function FileGetVersion ( "filename" ) returns a string containing the version information of a file.But I don't seem to find a (reverse) function : FileSetVersion.I want to include the version information in my compiled autoit scripts (.exe),so that I can read the version with the existing function "FileGetVersion".How can you set the version information into a (.exe) file ?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>True, usually you will find in AutoIt easy functions to implement.In this specific case I read some of us trying to interpret the windows file header but as there is no Direct Windows API to set the version you don't have the FileSetVersion.Sorry for not helping more Link to post Share on other sites
sPeziFisH 2 Posted February 21, 2005 Share Posted February 21, 2005 JdeB's Scite has a special CompileAU3, which gives you the possibility to set the FileVersion by using resourcehacker. Link to post Share on other sites
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