How can I set leading zeros in AssemblyVersion like "2.03.406.2" in .net

just adding a zero like below

[assembly: AssemblyVersion("2.03.406.2")]

results in 2.3.406.2

which is not what I want.

So this may not be possible?

From stackoverflow

• Each number represents a specific numerical value, Major, Minor, Build and Revision.

  It isn't just an arbitary string.

• Each portion of the assembly version is stored as a 16-bit integer, so no, it's not possible.

• Probably you can read AssemblyFileVersionAttribute

  AssemblyFileVersionAttribute[] attributes = (AssemblyFileVersionAttribute[])typeof(Program)
      .Assembly.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(AssemblyFileVersionAttribute), false);
  Console.WriteLine(attributes[0].Version);