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-#### Version: 1.0-0 RC-8 (Release Candidate #8): Released: May 10th 2023
+#### Version: 1.0-0 RC-8 (Release Candidate #8): Released: May 16th 2023
 
  - This particular version of the tutorial requires **Pd 0.53-2** or later and depends on **ELSE 1.0-0 RC 8** (<https://github.com/porres/pd-else/releases/tag/v1.0-rc8)! 
 
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 ​	This version of the tutorial needs at least Pd 0.53-2! You can look for releases of this tutorial in https://github.com/porres/Live-Electronics-Tutorial/releases - where early versions of it are also still present, but it's best just to download this directly via Pd along with the ELSE library, because this tutorial is also provided as part of it (and you need to install the "ELSE" library in order to use this tutorial anyway).
 
-​	So in Pd just go to the "Help" menu and click on "Find Externals", then just search for 'else' for the latest version (1.0-0rc4 by the time of this release). You can also download ELSE from its GitHub repository  <https://github.com/porres/pd-else/> and it'll also contain this tutorial as part of the download. In this combo download, you'll always get compatibility between the tutorial and the ELSE library.
+​	So in Pd just go to the "Help" menu and click on "Find Externals", then just search for 'else' for the latest version (1.0-0rc8 by the time of this release). You can also download ELSE from its GitHub repository  <https://github.com/porres/pd-else/> and it'll also contain this tutorial as part of the download. In this combo download, you'll always get compatibility between the tutorial and the ELSE library.
 
 ​	Once you download the library (via Pd or Github), look for the  'live-electronics-folder' inside the else folder and move it somewhere else, preferably to **~/Documents/Pd** (leave **~/Documents/Pd/externals** just for proper external libraries, like the ELSE library). Then you can add the folder's path (such as **~/Documents/Pd/Live-Electronics-Tutorial**) to Pd via "Preferences => Path", so you can navigate through the tutorial via Pd's browser (Help => Browser).