Options are available in a short form and a long form. For example, the three lines below are all
equivalent:
% exe_update -i new.ico input.exe
% exe_update --icon new.ico input.exe
% exe_update --icon=new.ico input.exe
-c, --console
Set the executable to always display a console window.
-g, --gui
Set the executable so it does not have a console window.
-i, --icon=FILE
Specify an icon file (in .ico, .exe or .dll format) for the executable.
-m, --manifest=FILE
Specify a manifest file in .xml format for the executable.
-N, --info=KEY=VAL
Attach version information for the executable. The name/value pair is joined by "=". You may
specify "-N" multiple times, or use ";" to link several pairs.
These special "KEY" names are recognized:
Comments CompanyName FileDescription FileVersion
InternalName LegalCopyright LegalTrademarks OriginalFilename
ProductName ProductVersion
-A, --manifestargs=KEY=VAL
As an alternative to specifying a manifest file, specify manifest attributes. The name/value pair is
joined by "=". You may specify "-A" multiple times, or use ";" to link several pairs. This option
may be preferable to using a manifest file as these attributes will be combined with any existing
manifest that may be in the executable.
These special "KEY" names are recognized:
ExecutionLevel UIAccess ExecName Description
CommonControls Version
The CommonControls key is a simple boolean value to indicate that the Common Controls Version 6.0.0.0
dependency should be added to the manifest.
e.g
--manifestargs="ExecutionLevel=requireAdministrator;ExecName=My.App;CommonControls=1"
--manifestargs="Version=1.3.6.7895;UIAccess=false"