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Is there some way of checking which version you are using?

Yes.
Look in the UT system folder for the file "Detected.log"
You should just grab a copy of the latest one from the official site anyway (unless you use ATI or intel, then use the new D3D9, 10 or 11).
Feel free to use my tweaked INT config files with any of the new renderers.

Thanks for the reply. Under Detected.log I don't see which version of opengl. I'm curious to know the exact version I'm using. It's one of Chris Dohnal's I just wanted to check the version. There used to be servers that you entered that would display that information as soon as you joined, but I can't find any.

Ah, yes my mistake. It only reports your hardware compatibility via the basic D3D renderer (which it does report the version of).
I just checked the main log and that only reports the GL version of your windows driver.
Possibly if UT can be told to do the detection via the GL renderer, it will show the version number.

Some developers do not include version info, so there may be nothing to view.
Try opening it in hex mode with Irfanview, or use a coders text-editor (notepad will do, but it struggles with large amounts of text)

Hmm I downloaded that program to open it up, but couldn't find the version number. Thanks for the help anyways. If anyone else knows a method I'm still looking.

I just had a skim through the DLL myself.
Didn't find a version number in the newest one.

I'll probably have another poke around, but in the mean-time, just make sure you have the 3.6 version, by installing it from here.
http://www.cwdohnal.com/utglr/

Chris didn't use version numbers internally in the code as far as I knew. It's just an outside version number for people downloading it to know it's a changed version. Uff... seems like I should include version numbers for my render drivers...

Yes, I agree Shadow.
I think internal version strings are important.
If it is in the standard windows format for DLLs etc. then users will be able to right-click and look at the properties.
Clean and simple for users, and for support.
If it can dump the version info into the log (Like the basic D3D renderer) when initialising, that would be great.

Yeah that's no big deal. I'll include the base render driver version of Chris' driver too. So it reads like "UTGLR Version 3.7 - SDK OpenGL Version 1.0"

Top idea !