Version Information Editor

Version Information Editor is a really handy tool, especially for programmers. It lets you check out, edit, and save version information linked to your applications. You’ll find a bunch of practical options and settings to make your life easier.

User-Friendly Setup

Setting it up is a breeze! Once you’re done, you’ll see a simple interface that’s clean and easy to navigate. The layout is organized nicely, so you can jump right in by specifying the resource compiler and command lines for compiling source files (with SRC or BIN placeholders).

Detailed File Information

You can dive into all sorts of fixed file info like OS details, type, subtype, flags, and flag masks. Plus, it gives you translation details such as language and character set. And don’t forget about string data—like comments, company names, file descriptions, versions, internal names, legal copyrights and trademarks, original file names, along with private and special builds.

Edit & Export Options

This info isn’t just for looking; you can actually edit it! Save your changes to version info files (.vi format) or export them to resource source files (.rc format). You can view RC statements too! If needed, remove any field from the info list or check for analysis errors. Plus, it allows you to copy data straight to the Clipboard. Oh! And Version Information Editor can even validate info automatically while describing file flags!

Smooth Performance

In our tests, everything ran smoothly without causing any crashes or error messages. Compatibility was on point too—no surprises there! The CPU and RAM usage was super low as well; so it won’t slow down your PC.

Free for Non-Commercial Use

If you're looking for something useful to manage file version details tied to programs, this tool has got your back! It's free for non-commercial use.