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 ===Download section===
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-In the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] you can find the latest firmware images for your receiver. The current development strategy consists of 3  different versions:
+In the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] you can find the latest firmware images for your receiver. The current development strategy consists of 2 different versions:
 #<u>Development.</u> (Nightly Build) Images created from the latest development codebase. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point. <s>These versions are not released to the public.</s> At current the strategy has changed and develop is released to the public, but remember these are not thoroughly tested and can break down at any moment.

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 #<u>Development.</u> (Nightly Build) Images created from the latest development codebase. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point. <s>These versions are not released to the public.</s> At current the strategy has changed and develop is released to the public, but remember these are not thoroughly tested and can break down at any moment.
-#<s><u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.</s> '''At current (OpenPLi > 8.0) develop/Nightly Build is released for anyone to test and as such there are no more release candidates.'''
+#<s><u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.</s> At current (OpenPLi > 8.0) develop/Nightly Build is released for anyone to test and as such there are no more release candidates.
 #<u>Stable release.</u> This version is deemed suitable for every day use, even if you are a novice or not technically savvy.

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 In the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] you can find the latest firmware images for your receiver. The current development strategy consists of 3  different versions:
-#<u>Development.</u> (Nightly Build) Images created from the latest development codebase, currently called ''Nightly Build''. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.
+#<u>Development.</u> (Nightly Build) Images created from the latest development codebase. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point. <s>These versions are not released to the public.</s> At current the strategy has changed and develop is released to the public, but remember these are not thoroughly tested and can break down at any moment.
 #<s><u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.</s> '''At current (OpenPLi > 8.0) develop/Nightly Build is released for anyone to test and as such there are no more release candidates.'''
 #<u>Stable release.</u> This version is deemed suitable for every day use, even if you are a novice or not technically savvy.

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 In the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] you can find the latest firmware images for your receiver. The current development strategy consists of 3  different versions:
-#<u>Development.</u> Images created from the latest development codebase, currently called ''Nightly Build''. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.
+#<u>Development.</u> (Nightly Build) Images created from the latest development codebase, currently called ''Nightly Build''. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.
 #<s><u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.</s> '''At current (OpenPLi > 8.0) develop/Nightly Build is released for anyone to test and as such there are no more release candidates.'''
 #<u>Stable release.</u> This version is deemed suitable for every day use, even if you are a novice or not technically savvy.

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	In the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] you can find the latest firmware images for your receiver. The current development strategy consists of 3 different versions:		In the [http://openpli.org/download <span style="color:SteelBlue">download section</span>] you can find the latest firmware images for your receiver. The current development strategy consists of 3 different versions:

		+	#<u>Development.</u> Images created from the latest development codebase, currently called ''Nightly Build''. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.
		+	#<s><u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.</s> '''At current (OpenPLi > 8.0) develop/Nightly Build is released for anyone to test and as such there are no more release candidates.'''
	#<u>Stable release.</u> This version is deemed suitable for every day use, even if you are a novice or not technically savvy.		#<u>Stable release.</u> This version is deemed suitable for every day use, even if you are a novice or not technically savvy.
−	#<s><u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.</s> '''At current (OpenPLi > 8.0) develop/Nightly Build is released for anyone to test and as such there are no more release candidates.'''
−	~~#<u>Development.</u> Images created from the latest development codebase, currently called ''Nightly Build''. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.~~

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 #<u>Stable release.</u> This version is deemed suitable for every day use, even if you are a novice or not technically savvy.
 #<u>Release candidate.</u> These are precursors to a stable release, used for final public testing before creating a stable release. Only use if you want to test and report back issues to the forum.
-#<u>Development.</u> Images created from the latest development codebase. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.
+#<u>Development.</u> Images created from the latest development codebase, currently called ''Nightly Build''. These are for developers only, unstable, and may break at any point.
 <u>''Stable releases are supported for endusers, through the support section on our forums website and is the one we recommend you should choose.''</u>
 ==Flash from the Menu (FlashImage support)==

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 # Internet Connection will be checked
 # Tuners will be setup, so you'll have to know which satellites you can connect to or you can let OpenPLi have to search for them.
-# As of OpenPLi 7.0, when no tuners are present, you can choose "disabled" at "Please setup tuner A" and press "OK" on the remote , then a fallback tuner option is presented to make use of the tuners of another receiver in your network.
+# As of OpenPLi 7.0, when no tuners are present or there is no connection to dish or cable, you can choose "disabled" at "Please setup tuner A" and press "OK" on the remote , then a fallback tuner option is presented to make use of the tuners of another receiver in your network.
 #*When you are in the configure the fallback tuner it is possible to import some settings from the fallback receiver.
 #*When you want to use the fallback tuner it is best, to choose here to import the Channels from the remote receiver.

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 # When tuners have been found and when you have an Internet connection, it will ask if you want to download a channel list.
 # Then you will be asked if you want to download any [[Plugin_Wiki | <span style="color:SteelBlue">plugins</span>]] (like a [[Softcam | <span style="color:SteelBlue">Softcam</span>]]).
-#As of OpenPLi 7.0 you will be asked to select the User Mode/Setup mode [[Tips_and_Tweaks#Access_level_or_User_Mode | <span style="color:SteelBlue">User Mode/Access Level </span>]], where you can choose between 3 different user modes; Normal, Advanced or Expert. Each mode will reveal more options in the Menu to setup.
+#As of OpenPLi 7.0 you will be asked to select the [[Tips_and_Tweaks#Access_level_or_User_Mode | <span style="color:SteelBlue">User Mode/Access Level </span>]], where you can choose between 3 different user modes; Normal, Advanced or Expert. Each mode will reveal more options in the Menu to setup.
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