Using last Air from Flash Pro

How do I know what version of Air Flash is using when I choose "Air for iOS"? The XML it produces still references 2.6. Should I manually change the XML or is there more to the process?
EDIT: I found this article and will try using it's steps:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/908/cpsid_90810.html

Hi,
It looks like images have actually been substituted for different images, and I can't imagine Flash Builder actually building graphics!
Most likely is some kind of collision between names of classes in different SWC files.
Are you using more than one SWC library in your Flash Builder project?
Are you defining display classes in your Flash Builder project that share similar package name, class name etc?
Have you tried a new FB project that _only_ has this SWC?
G

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nellyfromsalt spring island wrote:
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