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Assemly-level Custom Attribute: Can it be shown in File Property->Version->Other Version Information

We have created some Assembly level Custom Attribute and we are searching
for a way to display them when using the file property menu for the assembly
("version" tab).
So far, we did not find any solution :-(

This was possible with C++.

Does anyone know to make visible custom defined properties (or other type of
value?) in the File Property->Version window?

Many thanks,

- José
Aug 14 '07 #1
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>We have created some Assembly level Custom Attribute and we are searching
>for a way to display them when using the file property menu for the assembly
("version" tab).
So far, we did not find any solution :-(
If you don't like the version resource that's created by the compiler
by default, you basically have to define your own in an old-style .RES
file and include in your executable (with the compiler /win32res
option).

Mattias

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