# What version of RhinoArtisan I'm using?

Sometimes, our technical support team needs to know exactly which version you have installed on your computer. The main reason is that, in many cases, when a user reports a question or problem, it has already been fixed in later versions.

### Command Prompt

When Rhino or RhinoArtisan opens, it displays the exact version at the command prompt.

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### Rhino User Interface

In the RhinoArtisan toolbar, you can find the About icon on the right hand side.

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You can also check your current version by executing the command ArtisanAbout, which will open a window similar to this one:

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### RhinoArtisan User Interface

In the RhinoArtisan user interface, you will find the same icon, in this case in the top right corner:

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