Actually, there are several ways to determine which version of TreeWalk you are using. The following methods are also reflected in the TreeWalk "Programs" icon group, except for the first and last listed here. The simplest way is to select the "Start" Menu button, select "All Programs" (or "Program Files"), select "TreeWalk", select "docs", select "TreeWalk Read Me". You will see the current version and Code Name near the top of that file.

• Also, at a Command Prompt you can type:
  %systemroot%\system32\dns\bin\named -g -v
  That will display the TW version too. It is currently:
  TreeWalk 9.4.0-(Hawk)-8.21
• To open and display the TW Control Panel, type:
  %systemroot%\system32\dns\bin\BINDCtrl
  The version of the Control Panel executable is (currently) shown as Version 6.0.3.0
• To review the TreeWalk Read Me, type:
  %systemroot%\system32\dns\doc\readme.txt
• This command:
  %systemroot%\system32\dns\bin\dig
  ...can be used to determine your current root-hints and the TW version, but it will (currently) show like this:
  <<>> DiG 9.4.0-(Hawk)-8.21 <<>>

As mentioned, these or other, similar functions can be accessed from the Start Menu. You can also review the FAQ item "How can I tell if TreeWalk is working" for more information about TreeWalk's tools.

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