I found this link which shows how to determine which SharePoint version you got: http://techpunch.wordpress.com/2008/10/15/sharepoint-2007-moss-how-to-determine-service-pack-version/ What is really usefull is the list below, which can be used to determine which updates are needed to e.g. update the production environment to the same version as development. Personally i needed this to make sure that a content deployment enabled environment had the same SharePoint version on both source - and destination server.

SharePoint package	Version
Cumulative Update KB956056 & KB956057	12.0.0.6327
Infrastructure Update KB951695 & KB951297	12.0.0.6318
SP1 + KB948945	12.0.0.6303
SP1 + KB941274	12.0.0.6301
SP1 + KB941422	12.0.0.6300
SP1	12.0.0.6219
October 2007 public update	12.0.0.6039
August 24, 2007 hotfix	12.0.0.6036
RTM	12.0.0.4518
Beta 2	12.0.0.4017
Beta 2TR	12.0.0.4407
Office 12 PDC Pre-beta	12.0.0.311

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