> Yes, there is. If you  use an ICD2 and read the device (as if you were 
> going  to do a VERIFY function)
> the device ID _AND_ the revision number are clearly displayed. I believe 
> the PICKIT2 does the same
> thing.
> 
> I think other programmers may do that as well.

XWisp/wisp648 certainly does. But there is a catch: what is displayed is 
the revision number as reported by the chip, which AFAIK has no direct 
relation to the versions as mentioned by the errata. I suppose uChip 
knows the relation...

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