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I think a current-date/time/seconds line in basic TeX code would
do that unless you compile several times per second ;-)))

> I'm trying to keep track of the versions of my documents. Is it
possible to
> print the number of times a file has been generated in a title
or a header?
> Or, is there some other way to generate versionnumbers?