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The cost of an annual license is not $399. The initial cost per license is $399. Subsequent year renewals are discounted. The license itself is perpetual, so the subscription is for updates, upgrades and support. If the subscription expires you can still use the last version you had. You can have a ...

"compile" is not really the correct term. 'package' is more correct
It is in PrimalScript. Open the cmd file in question, select the Deploy tab, packager -> settings.
Make sure to select the CMD engine.

I will investigate where we can put that

Put the version as 1.0.13.0
If the last one is 0 it should increment the 'build' part automatically.

Ohhhhh. I will speak to the team. Stand by

The problem here is that Microsoft advises to use a four section version number for applications but in Windows Installer (MSI) only evaluates three. There is documentation for that somewhere on Microsoft's site, but I apologize, I do not have that link handy. That is Microsoft's issue and there is ...

What exactly are you incrementing? if you have a four section (major.minor[.build[.revision]] ) version number on an exe AND in the MSI settings set it to pull the version number from the exe, then yes, it will increment the revision until it reaches 100 and rolls over. You could simply use a three ...

I am quite certain you did not make any change. There have been some problems with 161 and encoding but so far build 162 has fixed them. Can you please identify (if possible) what your previous build was and attach the psf with this sample here or upload here: https://www.sapien.com/auth/other/suppo...

What is the encoding of your source files?

The install *should* be as simple as running the installer, the PrimalHost dll needs the Visual Studio 2019 runtime installed though.
I'll look into what that HRESULT means. In the meantime, please post that screenshot, your packaging options and some details about the OS where it fails.