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The problem seems to be<br />
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#define PROD_VER &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1.0<br />
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which should actually look more like<br />
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#define PROD_VER &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;1, 0, 0, 0&quot;
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I am having problems with populating the &quot;Product Version&quot; line of the Details Tab of a file's property. For instance, if you Right Click on a file from within Windows Explorer, you'll see a list of file parameters. &nbsp;I can populate every other one I need expect for &quot;Product Version&quot;.<br />
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Attached is the code I'm using in the DLL's (the file I'm creating) resource *.RC file.<br />
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What am I doing wrong?<br />
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By the way, I have a screen shot of the Details Tab, but I don't know how to post it to this board since it is a BMP file (and it's asking for &quot;Add from URL . . &quot;<br />
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I'm using VS.NET 2008 Unmanged C++.<br />
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I &nbsp;have successfully done this with other DLL's but can't for whatever reason do it with this one.<br />
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DLL.rc.txt

I am having problems with populating the "Product Version" line of the Details Tab of a file's property. For instance, if you Right Click on a file from within Windows Explorer, you'll see a list of file parameters.  I can populate every other one I need expect for "Product Version".

Attached is the code I'm using in the DLL's (the file I'm creating) resource *.RC file.

What am I doing wrong?

By the way, I have a screen shot of the Details Tab, but I don't know how to post it to this board since it is a BMP file (and it's asking for "Add from URL . . "

I'm using VS.NET 2008 Unmanged C++.

I  have successfully done this with other DLL's but can't for whatever reason do it with this one.

The problem seems to be

#define PROD_VER	1.0

which should actually look more like

#define PROD_VER	&quot;1, 0, 0, 0&quot;

Product Version (PRODUCTVERSION) of Details Tab of File Property

I am having problems with populating the &quot;Product Version&quot; line of the Details Tab of a file&#39;s property. For instance, if you Right Click on a file from within Windows Explorer, you&#39;ll see a list of file parameters.  I can populate every other one I need expect for &quot;Product Version&quot;.

Attached is the code I&#39;m using in the DLL&#39;s (the file I&#39;m creating) resource *.RC file.

What am I doing wrong?

By the way, I have a screen shot of the Details Tab, but I don&#39;t know how to post it to this board since it is a BMP file (and it&#39;s asking for &quot;Add from URL . . &quot;

I&#39;m using VS.NET 2008 Unmanged C++.

I  have successfully done this with other DLL&#39;s but can&#39;t for whatever reason do it with this one.

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