![]() For example, MC 22.0.30 has a major version of 22, a minor version of 0, and a build number of 30. MC uses three segments in each version number. If you decide not to upgrade, you can uninstall the new version. You have 30 days to try each new major version. ![]() MC16 added Update Channels, to automatically download new updates. MC15 added the ability to import your old settings when you restore a library from a previous (major) version. Your old data will be preserved and, for versions from MC11.1 on, you will be able to run your old program, too. When you install, if your data is from one of the last couple of builds, MC will find it and offer to copy it to a new location where it may be converted to a newer database format. Visit the Purchase Page to check on upgrade price. Here's the Download Page where you can find it. Purchase is from within the program, so you first need to install the new version. When you install, there is no need to uninstall. Note that the update recommended may not be the very latest one available, depending on which channel you have selected. This can be done automatically by setting the interval in options for startup. ![]() It checks the web site to see if there are any new, recommended updates. MC has a feature called Check for Updates. This is the way MC finds builds to download. About 100 people participate in beta testing and we're very grateful for their help. This build is private and by invitation only. Showing an example of a pinned build thread on Interact. ![]()
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