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Hello Fellow Developer, For years I have been hoping a decent Version Incrementer would be included with Visual Studio. So I put some of my knowledge and experience to the test and produced my own. Believing in the principle of KISS, I decided to make VersionIncrement an independent program that can be run from the command line or integrated into the Visual Studio build process. ----------------- Example increment: c:>VersionIncrement.exe "c:\Development\MyProjectFolder" revisionrollover=5 versionname=assemblyversion Running VersionIncrement.exe 1.0.8.4. Args=3 assemblyversion from 1.0.8.4 to 1.0.9.0 Here the command line consists of: VersionIncrement.exe The executable "c:\Development\MyProjectFolder" Path to the folder where the project containing the Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs file revisionrollover=5 Indicating that the the Revision part of the Version rolls over at 5, incrementing the Build part by one versionname=assemblyversion Only touch the AssemblyVersion, Default is for both AssemblyVersion and AssemblyFileVersion The outout indicates the result of the increment on the AssemblyVersion. There are other command line options. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- A good way to use the VersionIncrement is in the Visual Studio project properties 'Build Events': c:\VersionIncrement.exe "$(ProjectDir)" ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Being a cautious soul, I will not yet put either the run-time nor the source on a public web site. However, if you are at all interested in receiving a copy, please write to me. My reward is your feedback. Anthony J Rose anthony.jeffrey.rose@gmail.com ---oooOOOooo---