..like you can on other project types?
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Depends if its a compiled web application you can set it on the assembly. As you are saying like others I assume you are using VS 2005.
Microsoft changed their approach in VS 2005 to use a Web Site project instead of a Web Application Project. Have a look at this article for further details http://webproject.scottgu.com/
I would recommend converting your solution and then setting it via the AssemblyInfo.cs file. http://webproject.scottgu.com/
Might be worthwhile checking this out.
Versioning an ASP.NET web app