Meantime there was an update for Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem. The new version number is Beta 1.2.7.0. [image: 1572776778443-8b967f9a-b2c1-4cce-9cb4-c3b01070c4ef-image.png] I copied the EXE also to the folder E:\VulnDetect_Special_Files And I also did a full system inspection. Here the information extracted from the EXE file: File name and path: E:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Wolcen\win_x64\Wolcen.exe Product Name: Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem Internal Name: Original Filename: File Description: Company: Wolcen Studio Legal Copyright: (C) 2015 Wolcen Studio Legal Trademarks: Comments: File Version String: 3,8,6,53 File Version: 3.8.6.53 Product Version String: 3.8.6.53 Product Version: 3.0.0.0

The version number 1.1.0.18710 is now displayed correctly. Thank you for fixing this!

@Tom I have a solution! In the list of apps I have for example: SUMo (Beta) Vortex (Beta) If you now add the 32-Bit and 64-Bit classification in brackets behind the product name then you would get: SUMo (Beta) (32-Bit) Vortex (Beta) (64-Bit) This is looking strange! If you remove the brackets at "Beta" then you would get: SUMo Beta (32-Bit) Vortex Beta (64-Bit) This is not a good solution, because now it seems like the text "Beta" belongs to the application name. Solution So I suggest that you display the Alpha and Beta information in the version number. So you would have: Application SUMo (32-Bit) version number Beta 5.9.0.418 Application Vortex (64-Bit) version number Beta 0.17.7 This is in my eyes the best solution!

For PSPad I see the version number 5.0.1 (312) and this is exactly what is shown in the application. So the issue seems to be solved.

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Today I installed an update to 7.2.5.0 VulnDetect still shows 7.2.5

I installed an Update to version 3.0.64. In VulnDetect version 3.0.64.0 is shown.

I installed an update for Thunderbird. VulnDetect shows the version 60.5 Help -> About shows the version 60.5.0

@Tom said in IObit Uninstaller - Alter Version Number: Reading that post certainly indicates that you are right I still see 7.5.0, I thought you wanted to fix this?

I know it is complicated to find a solution that fits all products. But I would use the version number displayed in the app in Help -> About

@Tom The officially version number displayed in the Star Citizen Launcher is Star Citizen Alpha 3.4.1 Details see here: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link//16920-Star-Citizen-Alpha-341 So please call the product Star Citizen and set the version number to Alpha 3.4.1

Now I see 5.0.0-beta.21 Issue solved.

Thank you The primary issue is that you are too fast New versions need a Specific Rule, in some cases you can't see this, because the version number in the file is the same as the one on the site, but in other cases like FreeCommander, we need to rewrite it. The unknown versions are added automatically to our to do list and are usually added within a working day. But this 790 releases might cause a headache, because now I added it as "public", but this time the "donor" is also at 790, so I guess @OLLI_S will complain soon

@Anselm Yes, that is why I think this is an interesting case. We have some apps that we need to handle in other ways than pulling info from the files. So this is a bit of an experiment. I will discuss this with my colleague tomorrow.

@Tom Should we use the word Build (that is what users see in the app). Or should we use release (like in the release notes, but this might confuse the user)