I already looked at this topic, but I need the answer flipped around. How would I set the assembly information attributes* in a Win32 DLL?
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I already looked at this topic, but I need the answer flipped around. How would I set the assembly information attributes* in a Win32 DLL?
Okay, I figured it out with a little more looking.
Visual Studio will generate the files for you, and you can simply edit the information.