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3 = Version in app =
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5 If you are already logged in, open the **drop-down menu** [[image:Public.Applications.Desktop.User-Manual-Desktop4.WebHome@icons-dropdown.svg||height="20"]] next to your name and select **App settings**. You will find the installed Teamwire version in the lower-left corner.
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7 Please read below how to check the installed app version if you are not logged in with a user account yet.
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16 = Version before login =
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18 If you are not logged in with a user account yet, you can find the version number, based on the operating system, as follows.
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21 == Windows ==
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23 * Open the Windows Settings ( {{code}}WIN + I{{/code}} )
24 * Windows 10: Go to **Apps**
25 * Windows 11: Go to **Apps > Installed Apps**
26 * Search for Teamwire
27 * The installed Teamwire version will be displayed. On Windows 10, please click on the app's name to see the version number.## ##
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31 == macOS ==
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33 * Start the Teamwire app
34 * In the app menu bar, select **Teamwire > About Teamwire**
35 * The installed Teamwire version will be displayed in a new window
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39 == Linux ==
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41 On Debian / Ubuntu, you can get the installed Teamwire version with the following command:
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44 sudo dpkg -l | grep teamwire
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47 On Fedora / RHEL, you can get the installed Teamwire version with the following command:
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50 dnf info teamwire
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