The page you look at when somebody asks “which version are you on”. It also holds the two update buttons.
What it tells you
| Version | The version of the program. |
| Engine | The engine version underneath it. |
| Installed for | The account this installation belongs to, or no known account. |
Those three together are what to quote when reporting a problem. The engine comes with the program and is not updated separately — see the engine.
Updating the program
Check for updates… asks whether there is a newer version.
| It says | Meaning |
|---|---|
| You have the latest version | Nothing to do. |
| Version X is available. | A window with What is new: and the buttons Read more…, Later and Download now. Read more… appears only when the notes do not fit. |
Choose Download now and the update is fetched and checked. When it is ready the program has to close before it can be installed, and it asks before doing so.
Do this after a service, not before one. An update that arrives half an hour before a broadcast is the update you install on Monday.
Updating the modules
Check for module updates… does the same for the modules that belong to your account.
| It says | Meaning |
|---|---|
| This account has no modules. | Nothing to check. |
| All N module(s) are up to date. | Nothing to do. |
| N module(s) can be updated. | With a list: name, old version, new version, and which are new. |
Fetching them stops the modules for a moment. The base program keeps running, but anything a module provides is briefly gone — so, again, not during a service.
Lend a hand
Donate… opens a page to support the program’s development. Nothing about your installation depends on it.
Licence
The plugin is under the GNU GPL v2, with a link to its source code; modules are separate closed-source software.