gbrown
08-29-2008, 01:33 PM
Is there a way at run time to get the version information of a file that's been "embedded" into the setup.exe? Here's the scenario:
File "aardvark.exe" is part of my installation set and has been included in the setup.exe that Setup Factory has cranked out.
At installation I want to have the interface say "You are going to be installing version 1.3.22 of aardvark.exe". However, it needs to get this from the file that's in the setup.exe and which, since I've not run the setup, hasn't been extracted. Piece of cake to get version info from an existing file...but how from on that doesn't exist in the "real" world?
Yes, I know I could manually set the version in the global properties...but I'm lazy. I want to just move a revised EXE into my "image" folder and have all the magic happen without me doing anything.
GcB
(Hey guys... I've missed you...I'm still doing glass!)
File "aardvark.exe" is part of my installation set and has been included in the setup.exe that Setup Factory has cranked out.
At installation I want to have the interface say "You are going to be installing version 1.3.22 of aardvark.exe". However, it needs to get this from the file that's in the setup.exe and which, since I've not run the setup, hasn't been extracted. Piece of cake to get version info from an existing file...but how from on that doesn't exist in the "real" world?
Yes, I know I could manually set the version in the global properties...but I'm lazy. I want to just move a revised EXE into my "image" folder and have all the magic happen without me doing anything.
GcB
(Hey guys... I've missed you...I'm still doing glass!)