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Is there a way in .NET to create an executable file where FileVersion value has commas?
Ex: 4,4,3
I want commas instead of dots as the delimiter. How can I do it?
Alternately, is there any resource hacker tool available which allows this? I tried ResourceHacker but it converts commas to dots.
According to MSDN, the FileVersion field is stored as a 64-bit integer, so whether you use a dot or a comma in the presentation is up to you – or whichever tool is displaying the information. See this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa381058(v=vs.85).aspx
EDIT: to clarify, there is no way to store the version with commas, because it’s not stored as a string, only as the four individual integers cobbled together as one 64-bit integer.