How to set version of a Qt application (made by QtIF)?
Just noticed a File version (4.2.0.0) from a Qt application, when mouse goes over the file. However that seems to be the QtIF version, not my application version.
How to set that (mouser over) version of a Qt application (made by QtIF)?
This may be considered the expected behavior (f.ex. when used as an online installer), as the installer is able to install multiple versions of your program and/or upgrade your installation once a new version of your software becomes available. So, the installer is not directly related to a specific version of your software. See for example the Qt installer itself.
If you really want to control the version number, you should compile the installer from source and change the version string of the installer itself by slightly modifying the source code. In case you use the installer as a pure offline installer, this may indeed be appropriate.
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