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Can I programmatically determine targeted .NET framework version?

I would like to be able to display the version of the .NET framework a windows form or wpf project is targeted at and display it in the title bar of the app.

Is there a way I can do this?

Thanks

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You can use the Environment.Version property to get the currently loaded version of the CLR.

Adam Robinson  2010-05-25 13:22:25
awesome! thanks
M Murphy  2010-06-03 12:27:42
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Adam Robinson  2010-06-03 13:27:31

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