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How can I change the version of my project output using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0

I've been tasked with updating one of our old programs still in production and don't know my way around MS Visual C++ 6.0. Thanks in advance!

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Do you mean the File Version as reported by File / Properties in Windows explorer? Look for the VERSION resource in the Resource View.

RichieHindle  2009-07-08 18:27:31
Thanks, that's what I needed.
Lee Warner  2009-07-08 18:32:11

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