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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.A typical setup project in Visual Studio .NET has the following string for WelcomeText in the Welcome dialog of the project's User Interface: "The installer will guide you through the steps required to install [ProductName] on your computer." ProductName evaluates to the value specified on the project's Properties page. But why doesn't this work? "The installer will guide you through the steps required to install [ProductName] [Version] on your computer." In place of Version, I just get an extra space. Is there a way to include the version number in the Welcome dialog without manually adjusting it in two places every time I build a new release? -- Jeff S.
Post Follow-up to this messageVersion isn't a Windows Installer property. Visual Studio's names for properties sometimes match the ones you need to use, sometimes not. The actual property name is ProductVersion. -- Phil Wilson [MVP Windows Installer] ---- "Jeff Stewart" <object01@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1103226623. 54583e3063f5ffcb61a05cf60c7ac9a2@teranew s... > A typical setup project in Visual Studio .NET has the following string for > WelcomeText in the Welcome dialog of the project's User Interface: > "The installer will guide you through the steps required to install > [ProductName] on your computer." > > ProductName evaluates to the value specified on the project's Properties > page. > > But why doesn't this work? > > "The installer will guide you through the steps required to install > [ProductName] [Version] on your computer." > > In place of Version, I just get an extra space. Is there a way to include > the version number in the Welcome dialog without manually adjusting it in > two places every time I build a new release? > > -- > Jeff S. > >
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