How to determine Hot Patch Version

I am running Webaccess on a Windows 2003 server (IIS and Tomcat), connecting back to a Webacess agent on Novell.
I believe I have 7.0.3 hp 3 installed, but can only see that it's 7.0.3 (by clicking the icon on the webaccess page).
How do I confirm the hot patch version.
Thanks for your help
Dawn

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