Re: Can VB write over itself?

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From: Stephen Ng
Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1992 12:29

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If you have either the Borland or MS development kits, you can just
use the resource compiler to bind the resource into the executable,
instead of an interactive tool like the resource workshop.  I
timestamp my executable automatically this way, using an awk script to
create the time/version string.    

Cheers,

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