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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
I'm not from NI, but I think I can help you understand. The format of the version ID is "DDMMYY00", and it shows the date of the .exe file. When the installer puts the file on your computer, Windows adjusts its date and time to reflect the current time zone. You'll see numbers representing February 8 or 9 based on how far east of Austin you are.
If you're seeing 05031500, something apparently modified the .exe file today. That's not normal.
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This is mostly correct, except that it is the Creation Date not the Modification Date.
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Originally Posted by Crossle86
Just to clarify, I was referring to the 1500 part of the version as I get the create date part of the version number. I thought it odd that two programs with the 49156 build would display 1300 and 1500 as the last 4 digits of the version. Is this odd or are you saying changing the create date has an effect on the last 4 digits as well as the first 4?
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I would expect the first 6 digits to change.