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I'd like to use .NET in some PowerShell scripts I'm about to write -- how do I know/declare which version of .NET I'm dealing with when these scripts run?
And is it possible to choose against which version of .NET my script will run?
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Check out the article Hey, Scripting Guy! How Do I Check Which Version of Windows PowerShell I'm Using?. It shows where in the registry you can check to determine this.