Re: Windows version info

[Roger H. <rog...@mi...>]

I don't know much about "Windows" (though I know a lot about
walls, doors and windows) but looking at Quesa Viewer.res I
find at offset hex 2376 some weirdly formatted text saying
"ProductVersion 1, 5, 4, 9" . Alternate bytes are null but I guess
it would be easy to patch as long as you maintain the same
number of bytes and assuming there is not a sumcheck on
the entire file.

Roger.



On 21 Jun, 2005, at 19:01, Lane Roathe wrote:

> on Tue, Jun 21, 2005 Lars Jensen may have said:
>
>>>> The Quesa.dll file that comes with the version 1.7 download has
>>>> "1,5,4,9" in its Product Version and File Version strings on 
>>>> Windows.
>>>
>>> ...lately, I've been doing the Windows builds (using CodeWarrior) 
>>> and I
>>> don't know how to set those numbers.
>>
>> Alas, nor do I.
>
> These are set in the .rc file...although I do not see any such file in
> the CVS archive, only a .res file which is an unknown file format.
>
> What is the .res file? And why isn't there a .rc file?
>
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