Version Information Manipulation DLL dumps 16 bit support
As I mentioned in last November's post Version Information Manipulation DLL gets an update after 15 years! this DLL is more than a little niche. That post described what the DLL does, so I'm not going into detail here. To get more info take a look at the user guide.
So, after waiting 15 years to get to v1.1 it's taken just 7 months to jump to v2.0. In essence v2.0 just drops support for ANSI version information resources. That shouldn't be a problem these days, because ANSI version information is only required when reading 32 bit programs on Windows 9x or when processing 16 bit resource files.
Still, if you do need ANSI support, you can go back to v1.x.
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