Finding the Build Number and Version | Online help - EventLog Analyzer

How to find the build number and version?

  1. Open the 'EventLog Analyzer' web client.

  2. Click on the question mark '?' on the right side of the top pane.

  3. Select the 'About' option.

  4. A pop-up window appears containing details of your EventLog Analyzer version. You can find the build number from the below shown window.

Sample Screenshot:



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