When I right-click a project and go to Options, Main Settings, there is a 
"Version" field there.  However, when I change that, it has no effect on 
System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.

I noticed if I edit Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs, there is a "AssemblyVersion" 
and "AssemblyFileVersion" in there.  And these do indeed control the executing 
assembly version.

So I have a couple of questions ... What's intended to be the difference?
Or, more what I care about, Is there some way for the run-time application to 
detect the version as set in the Project Options?  (Because this is more 
convenient to maintain.)

Is there some other recommended place to set and/or detect the current running 
application version?

Thanks...
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