Optimize Your Programs with Advanced Assembly Attributes Settings Interface

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Edit Assembly Attribute Dialog

In this dialog, you can add a new attribute or you can edit an existing one.

Name

The attribute name.

Value

The attribute’s value. This field is of Formatted Type and can be edited using Smart Edit Control . You can localize this value.

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Synchronize value with the assembly file

If you check this option the attribute value will be extracted from assembly file at build time.

OK

Saves the attribute’s name and value.

Cancel

Cancels the creation of a new attribute or discards the changes made to an existing attribute.

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