Upgraded to VS2010 Ultimate and when right-clicking on a project -> properties -> application tab, you get the assembly information. Right now it says Copyright Microsoft, etc. I'd like to default this to our company's name so I don't have to do it by hand for each project. Is this possible?
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I think this setting depends on the data you entered when installing windows.
mafutrct
2010-05-27 13:41:24
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One approach that I've used is to use Linked AssemblyInfo.cs files. This is basically a AssemblyInfo.cs file that contains your company information and is put at the root of all the source code. Then all the projects just add this file as a link in their projects, Solution Explorer -> Add Existin Item -> .. select_file .. -> arrow_on_left_of_add_button -> Add As Link
See the answer from TcKs on this question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/116140/using-assemblyinfo-to-automatically-update-multiple-assemblyinfo-cs-files
Sijin
2010-05-27 13:54:53