Installing a new version of PowerData
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If  you  already  have  a prior version of PowerData installed, and you are
using  the Locale system (Workbench 2.1 or later), then you must re-install
the  locale  files.  New strings have been added to PowerData's vocabulary,
and  the  version string is also contained in the catalog files.  So please
let  the  installation  programs install the locale files, even if you have
already done so in a previous installation of an older version.

Using v38.100 or v38.105? -Read this..!
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The  following  is  intended  for  people who are upgrading from v38.105 or
earlier,  to  v38.110  or  later.   If  this  is the first time you install
PowerData, then you need not concearn yourself with this.

On  the other hand, if you are currently using v38.105 or earlier, then you
need  to  remove your current PowerData preferences file(s), from ENV:  and
ENVARC:.  The format of the preferences file has changed, and if you do not
remove  the  old  prefs files, then you will get a complaint from PowerData
when you start it.

If  you  don't  want  to bother with removing the prefs files, then you can
just start PowerData, click away the requester saying that PowerData cannot
read  the  preferences file, and simply save the settings once again (using
the "save" gadget).

I'm  sorry  about this inconvenience.  The preferences file format will not
change again :-)