CS6 returns wrong version number?

[Ten A]

Hi all,

In Javascript, "apps" global object return "photoshop-60.032".

alert(apps);

result is below...

fireworks-10.0,fireworks-11.0,fireworks-12.0,aftereffects-11.0,ame-4.0,ame-5.0,ame-6.0,audition-5.0,bridge-2.0,bridge-3.0,bridge-4.0,bridge-5.064,devicecentral-1.0,devicecentral-2.0,devicecentral-3.0,dreamweaver-10.0,dreamweaver-11.0,dreamweaver-12.0,dreamweaver-9.0,encore-6.0,estoolkit-2.0,estoolkit-3.0,estoolkit-3.5,estoolkit-3.8,exman-2.0,exman-5.0,exman-6.0,flash-10.0,flash-11.0,flash-12.0,flash-9.0,flashbuilder-4.5,flashcatalyst-1.0,illustrator-13.0,illustrator-14.0,illustrator-15.0,illustrator-16.064,incopy-8.0,indesign-5.0,indesign-6.0,indesign-7.0,indesign-8.0,photoshop-10.0,photoshop-11.032,photoshop-12.032,photoshop-60.032,prelude-1.0,premierepro-6.0,stockphotos-1.5,switchboard-2.0

Is this correct?

Ten

[xbytor2]

Use app.version.

[Ten A]

Thank you for your rely.

But in this time, I need to access specifier to use BridgeTalk. And I need to know It is only me or not. (something wrong in my installation or not? )

After that, I read some documents, and find this version number in Javascript tool guides. It's correct response and maybe Adobes mistake.

Ten

[xbytor2]

The Bridge app specifier format change in CS 5.1 I believe. It is an undocumented but deliberate change by Adobe that has caused me headaches of my own.