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Freddie at 22:21, 12 November 2022

2022-11-12T22:21:50Z

Sfws: Minor correction of inconsistency

2022-08-05T12:54:03Z

Minor correction of inconsistency

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	==Date Selection==		==Date Selection==

			* The first public (1.0) release of Cumulus was on 27th January 2004 (Steve Loft had been developing Cumulus just for his own use during much of 2003).
	* You can type any date you like into selection boxes on view month, view year, view period, and view NOAA report.
			* As Cumulus developed, various screens were added (history available at [[Cumulus_Versions\|Cumulus Versions]]) involving selections of a date (view month, view year, view period, and view NOAA report)
	* As ~~well~~ as ~~directly~~ ~~typing~~ ~~in a~~ date ~~including~~ ~~a year~~ into ~~the~~ selection ~~box~~, you ~~can~~ pick some dates from the drop down boxes that can select some years, and (where relevant) any month and any day within any month.		* On these you could type any date you like into selection boxes initially, but drop down selections were added allowing you to pick some dates from the drop down boxes that can select some years, and (where relevant) any month and any day within any month.
	* The Cumulus installer provided by Steve Loft creates a year drop-down selection that only contains years 2008 (Cumulus was "born" in 2003, but not available to public until 2008) to 2020 (Steve Loft last worked on this software in 2014 and 2020 seemed a long way into future).
			* Obviously the day selector has 31 choices (1 to 31) and the month selector has 12 choices (January to December). The year selector also offered a choice of just 12, but the earliest and latest year were advanced in subsequent major releases as the years moved on.
⚫	* A Mark Crossley patch can be applied to the final Steve Loft build 1099 software, the patch ~~simply~~ ~~edits~~ one ~~component~~ that ~~changes~~ the year drop-down selection to ~~include~~ the years ~~2020~~ to 2030, making it easier to select years in the current decade (at time of typing this) in the relevant screen box. The other files installed by the standard 1099 download are still needed for the patched file to work.
			* Release 1.9.0 was made available on 11 September 2010, and from then (until final 1.9.4 version in 2014), the years available were 2008 to 2020 (In 2014 when Steve Loft last worked on this software the year 2020 still seemed a long way into future).
			* Until the final 1.9.4 build, the software still allowed you to type in years that were not in the drop down, it even permitted selection of non existent dates like 29 February 2009, but the final build removed the ability to select by typing (because Steve Loft was abandoning Cumulus 1 and assumed users would not still be using it in 2020).
		⚫	* A Mark Crossley patch can be applied to the final Steve Loft build 1099 software, the patch is basically the code (not the installer) of the 1099 build's '''cumulus.exe''' with an edit to one resource module that contains the strings for the dialogs The change made modifies the year drop-down selection to offer now the years 2018 to 2030, making it easier to select years in the current decade (at time of typing this) in the relevant screen box. The other files installed by the standard 1099 installer download are still needed for the patched file to work.

	==Download Instructions==		==Download Instructions==

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Note about this article: typos corrected

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	#*The early releases by Mark continued to be labelled "beta release", but soon Mark brought MX out of beta, so links were described as "current release"		#*The early releases by Mark continued to be labelled "beta release", but soon Mark brought MX out of beta, so links were described as "current release"
	#In March 2019, Niall Hosiene (Freddie) edited the new Software page to make it one destination for both the "primary product" (MX) and what he renamed "legacy software" (original Cumulus 1), in removing the original "Downloads" page, he overlooked that other pages in this Wiki were still linking to the original Downloads page.		#In March 2019, Niall Hosiene (Freddie) edited the new Software page to make it one destination for both the "primary product" (MX) and what he renamed "legacy software" (original Cumulus 1), in removing the original "Downloads" page, he overlooked that other pages in this Wiki were still linking to the original Downloads page.
	** He was so keen to promote MX, his downgrade of Cumulus 1 to legacy, created some confusion by hiding some links that were still applicable in a MX world below Cumulus 1.		#* He was so keen to promote MX, his downgrade of Cumulus 1 to legacy, created some confusion by hiding some links that were still applicable in a MX world below Cumulus 1.
	** Mark made some changes to Neil's design for the Software page in October 2019, but there was a subsequent rollback to the "Freddie" March 2019 design		#* Mark made some changes to Neil's design for the Software page in October 2019, but there was a subsequent rollback to the "Freddie" March 2019 design

	In April 2020:		In April 2020:

Sfws: Make clearer that patch only works if build 1099 installed

2022-08-04T04:29:13Z

Make clearer that patch only works if build 1099 installed

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⚫	= Final Cumulus 1 version =
	[[Category:Cumulus 1]]		[[Category:Cumulus 1]]
⚫	Cumulus 1 has now been described as '''Legacy Software''', simply because it is no longer supported, and can no longer be updated.

		⚫	=Cumulus Help=
	If you want to run Cumulus 1.9.4, there is no reason why you should not. It is a stable release, and only one bug has been identified.

		⚫	One of the attractions of the original Cumulus software is that the installer installs a detailed set of help screens, so that each [[Cumulus_Screenshots\|screen]] has a button that you can click for assistance, and the [[Cumulus_Screenshots#Main_Screen\|Main Screen]] has a '''Help''' menu where you can look up more guidance, such as [[Webtags\|web tags]]. The final 1.9.4 helpfile can also be downloaded (for viewing using Windows Help) from [https://cumuluswiki.org/Downloads/Cumulus.chm link in resources section below]. At the time of typing, it can also be viewed at [http://cumulussites.net/index.php?a=page&id=cumulus_help Cumulus Top Weather Sites]. See resources section below for a translation into French.
⚫	The single known bug is that the original Cumulus software uses the wrong [[Fineoffset_Memory_Map\|memory location for pressure for Fine Offset models]]. These weather stations are also considered legacy ones. There is a workaround described at [[FAQ#Cumulus_doesn.E2.80.99t_show_the_same_pressure_as_my_Fine_Offset_console]].

			= Upgrade Advice =

			If you are one of the Cumulus users who has retained the Cumulus version they originally downloaded and not upgraded to final version 1.9.4 build 1099, please read on.

			Upgrading your Cumulus 1 version to the final version simply involves downloading the installer package (only the final one is available below)
			* As you run the installer, untick the selection on [[File:Components_screen.JPG]] if you want to keep your existing [[Customised_templates#Cumulus_Web_Templates\|Cumulus Web Templates]]
			* Upgrading by default installs over your existing files, but does not affect your [[Data folder\|"data" subfolder]] so all existing extremes and logs are retained
			* Upgrading does not affect any [[Strings.ini\|strings.ini]] file, although the options for content may be extended by an upgrade (see [[Samplestring.ini]])
			* Upgrading does not affect your existing [[Cumulus.ini (Cumulus 1)\|cumulus.ini ]] file, although there may be additional [[Cumulus_Screenshots#Configuration_Menu_Screens\|Configuration Menu options]]
			* Upgrading will fix most of the bugs in your current version, and offer new functionality, see the '''changes.txt''' file that the installer provides.
			* Upgrading to version 1099 allows you to install the 1099.1 or 1099.2 patches, the latest of those allows selection of years up to 2030 in several year selectors that otherwise end at 2020.


		⚫	= Final Cumulus 1 version =

		⚫	Cumulus 1 has now been described as '''Legacy Software''', simply because it is no longer supported, and can no longer be updated (Steve Loft did not share the source code, so it cannot be edited, and the Microsoft environment used for producing Cumulus 1 is no longer available).

		⚫	If you want to run Cumulus 1.9.4, there is no reason why you should not. It is a stable release, and only one bug has been identified. The single known bug, never fixed even in 1099, is that the original Cumulus software uses the wrong [[Fineoffset_Memory_Map\|memory location for pressure for Fine Offset models]]. These weather stations are also considered legacy ones. There is a workaround described within [[FAQ#Cumulus_doesn.E2.80.99t_show_the_same_pressure_as_my_Fine_Offset_console\|FAQ page]].


		⚫	==Date Selection==

		⚫	* You can type any date you like into selection boxes on view month, view year, view period, and view NOAA report.
		⚫	* As well as directly typing in a date including a year into the selection box, you can pick some dates from the drop down boxes that can select some years, and (where relevant) any month and any day within any month.
		⚫	* The Cumulus installer provided by Steve Loft creates a year drop-down selection that only contains years 2008 (Cumulus was "born" in 2003, but not available to public until 2008) to 2020 (Steve Loft last worked on this software in 2014 and 2020 seemed a long way into future).
		⚫	* A Mark Crossley patch can be applied to the final Steve Loft build 1099 software, the patch simply edits one component that changes the year drop-down selection to include the years 2020 to 2030, making it easier to select years in the current decade (at time of typing this) in the relevant screen box. The other files installed by the standard 1099 download are still needed for the patched file to work.

	==Download Instructions==		==Download Instructions==
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	This is a multi-stage process:		This is a multi-stage process:
	#First Download the Windows Installer Package, the [https://cumuluswiki.org/Downloads/CumulusSetup.exe CumulusSetup.exe file here].		# First Download the Windows Installer Package, the [https://cumuluswiki.org/Downloads/CumulusSetup.exe CumulusSetup.exe file here].
	#*(''There are two special alternatives'', their [[Downloads#Special_Cumulus_1_versions\|download links appear later on this page]])		#* (''There are two special alternatives'', their [[Downloads#Special_Cumulus_1_versions\|download links appear later on this page]])
	#Choose a location where you will install the software on your Microsoft Windows device		# Choose a location where you will install the software on your Microsoft Windows device (the installer defaults to previous location if one is recorded in the registry)
			#* Don't install to "Program Files", any files there can only be updated by an installer, you want your data files to be change while Cumulus is running as data is received!
	#* It is best to install to a root of whatever drive has plenty of spare space, this might be where you are using for your working files or normal documents		#* It is best to install to a root of whatever drive has plenty of spare space, this might be where you are using for your working files or normal documents
	#Now run the installer, so it creates a large number of files and folders, [[File:Cumulus folder structure.PNG\|right]]		# Now run the installer, so it creates a large number of files and folders, [[File:Cumulus folder structure.PNG\|right]]
	#*(make sure the files and folders are installed in right location)		#* (make sure the files and folders are installed in right location)
	#*As you run the installer, read the instructions it displays (see below) [[File:Install_read.me_screen.JPG]].		#* As you run the installer, read the instructions it displays (see below) [[File:Install_read.me_screen.JPG]].
	#*This read me text can also be downloaded from a link in the resources section below		#* This read me text can also be downloaded from a link in the resources section below
	#When the installer has completed, there is another download to do.		# When the 1099 installer has completed, there is another download to do.
	#Now download the patch available [[Software#Cumulus_1\|here]].		# Now download the 1099.2 patch available [[Software#Cumulus_1\|here]].
	# Take the file "Cumulus.exe" from the patch, and use it to replace the file "Cumulus.exe" from whichever of the three installer packages you used earlier		# Take the file "Cumulus.exe" from the patch, and use it to replace the file "Cumulus.exe" from whichever of the three installer packages you used earlier
	#All other files from the full release, must be retained after applying the patch. The patch does not change any of the compiled code, nor its functionality.		# All other files from the full 1099 release, must be retained after applying the patch. The patch does not change any of the compiled code, nor its functionality.
	#Start running Cumulus as instructed on [[Setup\|Setup page]].		# Start running Cumulus as instructed on [[Setup\|Setup page]].

	== Special Cumulus 1 versions ==		== Special Cumulus 1 versions ==
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	[[Category:Cumulus Files]]		[[Category:Cumulus Files]]

	The patch, ~~available~~ in download above, can be applied after installing either of these special versions, it changes the GUI to make the drop down list cover years 2020 to 2030.		The patch, mentioned in download above, can NOT be applied after installing either of these special versions, it changes the GUI to make the drop down list cover years 2020 to 2030, but it is basically the 1099 build code so that does not include the Instromet specific code.
	As mentioned above, the patch only replaces the .exe file, all other files from special versions are retained.


	==Additional guidance==		==Additional guidance==
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	If you need any help with Cumulus 1, see if your question is answered, in this Wiki, on the original Cumulus software's [[FAQ]] page. If you cannot find your answer on that page, then use the [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=4 correct C1 support forum] to see if others have answers.		If you need any help with Cumulus 1, see if your question is answered, in this Wiki, on the original Cumulus software's [[FAQ]] page. If you cannot find your answer on that page, then use the [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=4 correct C1 support forum] to see if others have answers.

⚫	===Date Selection===

⚫	*You can type any ~~year~~ you like into selection boxes on view month, view year, view period, and view NOAA report.
⚫	*As well as directly typing in a date including a year into the selection box, you can pick some dates from the drop down boxes that can select some years, and (where relevant) any month and any day within any month.
⚫	*The Cumulus installer provided by Steve Loft creates a year drop-down selection that only contains years 2008 (Cumulus was "born" in 2003, but not available to public until 2008) to 2020 (Steve Loft last worked on this software in 2014 and 2020 seemed a long way into future).
⚫	*~~The~~ Mark Crossley patch ~~does~~ ~~not~~ ~~edit~~ the software, it simply edits one component that changes the year drop-down selection to ~~contains~~ the years 2020 to 2030, making it easier to select years in the current decade (at time of typing this) in the relevant screen box.

⚫	===Cumulus Help===

⚫	One of the attractions of the original Cumulus software is that the installer installs a detailed set of help screens, so that each [[Cumulus_Screenshots\|screen]] has a button that you can click for assistance, and the [[Cumulus_Screenshots#Main_Screen\|Main Screen]] has a '''Help''' menu where you can look up more guidance, such as [[Webtags\|web tags]]. The 1.9.4 helpfile can also be downloaded (for viewing using Windows Help) from [https://cumuluswiki.org/Downloads/Cumulus.chm link in resources section below]. At the time of typing, it can also be viewed at [http://cumulussites.net/index.php?a=page&id=cumulus_help Cumulus Top Weather Sites]. See below for a translation into French.

	=== Resources ===		=== Resources ===

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	= Final Cumulus 1 version =		= Final Cumulus 1 version =
			[[Category:Cumulus 1]]

	Cumulus 1 has now been described as '''Legacy Software''', simply because it is no longer supported, and can no longer be updated.		Cumulus 1 has now been described as '''Legacy Software''', simply because it is no longer supported, and can no longer be updated.

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Date Selection

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	*You can type any year you like into selection boxes on view month, view year, view period, and view NOAA report.		*You can type any year you like into selection boxes on view month, view year, view period, and view NOAA report.
	*As well as directly typing in a date including a year into the selection box, you can pick a ~~a date~~ from the drop down boxes that can select ~~year~~, and (where relevant) month and day.		*As well as directly typing in a date including a year into the selection box, you can pick some dates from the drop down boxes that can select some years, and (where relevant) any month and any day within any month.
	*The ~~windows~~ installer ~~version~~ of ~~the~~ year drop-down selection only contains years 2008 to 2020.		*The Cumulus installer provided by Steve Loft creates a year drop-down selection that only contains years 2008 (Cumulus was "born" in 2003, but not available to public until 2008) to 2020 (Steve Loft last worked on this software in 2014 and 2020 seemed a long way into future).
	*The patch changes the year drop-down selection to contains the years 2020 to 2030, making it easier ~~for~~ the current decade (at time of typing this) ~~as it allows you to select years up to 2030 from a drop down~~ in the relevant screen box.		*The Mark Crossley patch does not edit the software, it simply edits one component that changes the year drop-down selection to contains the years 2020 to 2030, making it easier to select years in the current decade (at time of typing this) in the relevant screen box.

	===Cumulus Help===		===Cumulus Help===

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	==Additional guidance==		==Additional guidance==

			If you need any help with Cumulus 1, see if your question is answered, in this Wiki, on the original Cumulus software's [[FAQ]] page. If you cannot find your answer on that page, then use the [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=4 correct C1 support forum] to see if others have answers.

	===Date Selection===		===Date Selection===

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2021-03-28T06:43:19Z

Protected "Downloads": Counter-productive edit warring ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

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	#Choose a location where you will install the software on your Microsoft Windows device		#Choose a location where you will install the software on your Microsoft Windows device
	#* It is best to install to a root of whatever drive has plenty of spare space, this might be where you are using for your working files or normal documents		#* It is best to install to a root of whatever drive has plenty of spare space, this might be where you are using for your working files or normal documents
	#Now run the installer, so it creates a large number of files and folders, ~~(make~~ ~~sure~~ ~~the files and folders are installed in~~ right ~~location)~~		#Now run the installer, so it creates a large number of files and folders, [[File:Cumulus folder structure.PNG\|right]]
			#*(make sure the files and folders are installed in right location)
	#*As you run the installer, read the instructions it displays [[File:Install_read.me_screen.JPG]]. ~~This read me text can also be downloaded from a link in the resources section below~~		#*As you run the installer, read the instructions it displays (see below) [[File:Install_read.me_screen.JPG]].
			#*This read me text can also be downloaded from a link in the resources section below
	#When the installer has completed, there is another download to do.		#When the installer has completed, there is another download to do.
	#Now download the patch available [[Software#Cumulus_1\|here]].		#Now download the patch available [[Software#Cumulus_1\|here]].
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	#All other files from the full release, must be retained after applying the patch. The patch does not change any of the compiled code, nor its functionality.		#All other files from the full release, must be retained after applying the patch. The patch does not change any of the compiled code, nor its functionality.
	#Start running Cumulus as instructed on [[Setup\|Setup page]].		#Start running Cumulus as instructed on [[Setup\|Setup page]].


	== Special Cumulus 1 versions ==		== Special Cumulus 1 versions ==

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Note about this article

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	#*Mark maintains the links to the Github repository for the latest release on the Software page of this Wiki.		#*Mark maintains the links to the Github repository for the latest release on the Software page of this Wiki.
	#*The early releases by Mark continued to be labelled "beta release", but soon Mark brought MX out of beta, so links were described as "current release"		#*The early releases by Mark continued to be labelled "beta release", but soon Mark brought MX out of beta, so links were described as "current release"
	*Subsequently, Niall Hosiene edited the new Software page to make it one destination for both MX and ~~Cumulus~~ 1 software, in ~~deleting~~ the original "Downloads" page, he overlooked that other pages in this Wiki were still linking to the original Downloads page.		#In March 2019, Niall Hosiene (Freddie) edited the new Software page to make it one destination for both the "primary product" (MX) and what he renamed "legacy software" (original Cumulus 1), in removing the original "Downloads" page, he overlooked that other pages in this Wiki were still linking to the original Downloads page.
	** He was so keen to promote MX, his ~~edit~~ ~~downgraded~~ Cumulus 1 to legacy, ~~and~~ ~~the~~ ~~links~~ to ~~the~~ ~~various~~ ~~Cumulus~~ ~~1 downloads~~ were ~~consequently~~ ~~made~~ ~~harder~~ to ~~spot~~.		** He was so keen to promote MX, his downgrade of Cumulus 1 to legacy, created some confusion by hiding some links that were still applicable in a MX world below Cumulus 1.
			** Mark made some changes to Neil's design for the Software page in October 2019, but there was a subsequent rollback to the "Freddie" March 2019 design

	In April 2020:		In April 2020:
	#this wiki page was resurrected so the links to it from elsewhere in this Wiki worked again		#this wiki page was resurrected so the links to it from elsewhere in this Wiki worked again
	#*this resurrection has given the chance to make this page devoted to Cumulus 1, and so much simpler and more detailed again		#*this resurrection has given the chance to make this page devoted to Cumulus 1, and so much simpler and more detailed again
	#the Software page has been improved by Ken True		#the Software page has been improved by Ken True, grouping some downloads in a resources section
			#*David (Water01) made some further changes to the Software page re Weatherlink converter and Weather Display
	#*the Software page legacy section is ~~only~~ a prećis of the detail available on this page, ~~but~~ it does have links to Cumulus 1 and the patch.		#*the Software page legacy section is currently a prećis of the detail available on this page, as it does have links to Cumulus 1 and the patch.

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	= Note about this article =		= Note about this article =

	It appears there was a bit of conflict between '''Downloads''' page and '''Software''' page. The main page previously said "We've added download links for Cumulus V1 and Cumulus MX in the new Software/Downloads page " because of this. Since then the [[Main Page]] has been updated, the legacy Cumulus and Cumulus MX links are now in separate columns of the table, and the introductory text has been revised.		It appears there was a bit of conflict between '''Downloads''' page and '''Software''' page. The main page previously said "We've added download links for Cumulus V1 and Cumulus MX in the new Software/Downloads page " because of this. Since then the [[Original Cumulus Wiki\|original Main Page]] has been updated, the legacy Cumulus and Cumulus MX links are now in separate columns of the table, and the introductory text has been revised.

	#When Steve Loft was about to retire from involvement with Cumulus, he wanted to close his web server.		#When Steve Loft was about to retire from involvement with Cumulus, he wanted to close his web server.
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	#*Subsequently he added the source zip that Steve Loft made available (the source included some changes not in that Steve Loft		#*Subsequently he added the source zip that Steve Loft made available (the source included some changes not in that Steve Loft
	#The next month (November 2018), Steve Loft sought a new host for the support forum, as next part of closing his web server.		#The next month (November 2018), Steve Loft sought a new host for the support forum, as next part of closing his web server.
	#*When Niall Hosiene ("Freddie") took over hosting of the forum, Ken True updated the relevant Wiki pages here.		#*When Niall Malpeli-Hosiene ("Freddie") took over hosting of the forum, Ken True updated the relevant Wiki pages here.
	#On 7 December 2018, Mark Crossley decided to take on further development of Cumulus MX		#On 7 December 2018, Mark Crossley decided to take on further development of Cumulus MX
	#*Mark added copies of Steve Loft's MX-beta release, and the released MX source to Marks' Github repository he created for Cumulus MX.		#*Mark added copies of Steve Loft's MX-beta release, and the released MX source to Marks' Github repository he created for Cumulus MX.
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	#*Mark maintains the links to the Github repository for the latest release on the Software page of this Wiki.		#*Mark maintains the links to the Github repository for the latest release on the Software page of this Wiki.
	#*The early releases by Mark continued to be labelled "beta release", but soon Mark brought MX out of beta, so links were described as "current release"		#*The early releases by Mark continued to be labelled "beta release", but soon Mark brought MX out of beta, so links were described as "current release"
	#In March 2019, Niall Hosiene (Freddie) edited the new Software page to make it one destination for both the "primary product" (MX) and what he renamed "legacy software" (original Cumulus 1), in removing the original "Downloads" page, he overlooked that other pages in this Wiki were still linking to the original Downloads page.		#In March 2019, Niall Malpeli-Hosiene (Freddie) edited the new Software page to make it one destination for both the "primary product" (MX) and what he renamed "legacy software" (original Cumulus 1), in removing the original "Downloads" page, he overlooked that other pages in this Wiki were still linking to the original Downloads page.
	#* He was so keen to promote MX, his downgrade of Cumulus 1 to legacy, created some confusion by hiding some links that were still applicable in a MX world below Cumulus 1.		#* He was so keen to promote MX, his downgrade of Cumulus 1 to legacy, created some confusion by hiding some links that were still applicable in a MX world below Cumulus 1.
	#* Mark made some changes to Neil's design for the Software page in October 2019, but there was a subsequent rollback to the "Freddie" March 2019 design		#* Mark made some changes to Neil's design for the Software page in October 2019, but there was a subsequent rollback to the "Freddie" March 2019 design