Hello,
I had to uninstall VS 2003 and install it again (same SP). Before
uninstalling, I made a backup. After reinstalling, I compared the backup
against the new installation (just to get a picture If I have
forgotten something; I had to do this with many applications, that's why I
wanted to be on the safe side)
I used windiff to compare. Now my problem: I don't understand why few files
are shown as different. Example:
.\common7\ide\compluslm.dll different(both have identical times)
I compared the version numbers, the file size and the timestamp, but
everything's equal. Only the content is not 100% equal. I verified this
using another tool.
My question: How can two files have the same version number but different
content? Is there something written into the file that varies with each
installation?
Armin
Armin Zingler - 16 Feb 2007 12:10 GMT
> Hello,
>
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> different content? Is there something written into the file that
> varies with each installation?
Nobody's got a clue?
Armin
Armin Zingler - 19 Feb 2007 12:16 GMT
> "Armin Zingler" <az.nospam@freenet.de> schrieb
> > Hello,
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>
> Nobody's got a clue?
It seems that user information or serial number or whatever is written
directly into the DLL. Can anybody confirm this? I wouldn't appreciate this
because two files with the same timestamp and version number must be
/identical/.
Armin