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The new script contains these info:

#cs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 AutoIt Version: 3.3.12.0
 Author:         myName
 
 Script Function:
Template AutoIt script.
 
#ce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
and my simple question is how to add the version and author information in the latest version of editor,
 
so that the exe compiled can be shown the version and author information.
 
I'am green hand, and I am looking for the help file but can't get my answer.
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Search #pragma in the help file

Thanks, i got it

#pragma compile(ExecLevel, highestavailable)
#pragma compile(Compatibility, win7)
#pragma compile(UPX, False)
#pragma compile(FileDescription, myProg - a description of the application)
#pragma compile(ProductName, myProg)
#pragma compile(ProductVersion, 3.7)
#pragma compile(FileVersion, 3.7.0.0, 3.7.100.201) ; The last parameter is optional.
#pragma compile(LegalCopyright, © Joe Bloggs)
#pragma compile(LegalTrademarks, '"Trademark something, and some text in "quotes" etc...')
#pragma compile(CompanyName, 'Joe Bloggs & Co')

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and my simple question is how to add the version and author information in the latest version of editor,

You have now 2 options, AUT2EXE has now build-in #PRAGMA directive but the #AutoIt3Wrapper directives should still work as before.

Jos

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You have now 2 options, AUT2EXE has now build-in #PRAGMA directive but the #AutoIt3Wrapper directives should still work as before.

Jos

 Yes, #AutoIt3Wrapper directives still work as befor, but the exe built by it can't avoid the detection of the virus in the Wed http://r.virscan.org, so i choose  #PRAGMA. Many thanks to you.

Chamlien

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