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 Release Notes
 =============
-
-1- Features
-===========
-    - New in Version 4.2.0
-      --------------------
-      This release heralds many improvements and a host of bug fixes, along with
-      some significant changes from previous versions. Further, as promised, it
-      marks the end of support for 32 bit operating systems and is only
-      available for 64 bit operating systems.
-
-      With this version the change to the new model API and plugins infrastructure
-      begun with 4.0 is essentially complete (though extensions are in the works
-      and more are likely they should remain backwardly compatible with previous
-      versions of SasView).
-
-      NOTE: Old-style plugin models, including old sum|multiply models will continue
-      to be supported (i.e. SasView will be able to run them) in 4.x. However,
-      the expectation is that such support will be removed in 5.0 and everyone
-      is strongly encouraged to convert their custom models to the new API.
-
-      Finally, the changes to orientation angles and orientational distribution
-      definitions are now also complete.
-
-      - Changes
-         - The infrastucture for calculating 2D patterns from 3D orientated objects
-           has been totally re-factored. It is now more accurate and consistent
-           across models.
-         - The way that SasView defines the orientation of anisometric and
-           aligned objects has been completely overhauled. It now differs from
-           previous versions.
-         - Plugin models, including sum|multiply models, have completely migrated
-           to the new infrastructure. NOTE that 3.x type models as well as early,
-           intermediate 4.x type models, including those generated by sum|multiply
-           will continue to be supported in 4.x but will likely no longer be
-           supported after the move to 5.0.  Users are strongly encouraged to
-           migrate any custom models.
-         - The NeXus loader has been removed as it is superseded by the NXcanSAS
-           standard loader and SasView does not support the treatment of raw
-           data.
-      - Improvements
-         - The accuracy/speed of some numerical integrations have been improved.
-         - An orientation viewer tool has been introduced to assist in
-           understanding the new orientation framework.
-         - Problems with the computation of magnetic scattering from some
-           objects have been rectified. Some questions remain however.
-         - The known issue with the core_shell_parallelepiped model is now fixed.
-         - A number of issues and inconsistencies with the creation of
-           sum|multiply models have been rectified.
-         - A Boltzmann distribution has been added for polydispersity/orientational
-           distributions.
-         - Some batch slicing options have been introduced.
-         - Correlation function analysis now computes both the 1D and 3D functions.
-         - There are several data loading improvements.
-         - There are several improvements to Save/Load Project.
-         - There have been numerous other bug fixes.
-      - Documentation
-           Several sections of the help documentation have undergone significant
-           checking and updating, particularly those relating to orientation,
-           magnetic scattering, and polydispersity distributions. Detailed
-           advanced instructions for plugin writing and some scripting
-           instructions have been added.
-      - Other work
-         - A Third-Party initiative has recently succeeded in getting SasView to
-           run on Debian. More details at
-           http://trac.sasview.org/wiki/DevNotes/Projects/Debian
-         - With this release we have started to prepare for the inevitable move
-           to Python 3, which will occur with the release of 5.0
-         - SasView 5.0 is currently in development. The two most significant
-           features of this version will be (i) a move away from the present
-           WxPython GUIs to new, completely rewritten, Qt5 GUIs, and
-           (ii)implementation of the Beta-approximation for S(Q). Subject to
-           resources, some limited access to the latter functionality may be
-           available in a future SasView 4.x release.
-      - Bug Fixes
-         Fixes # 260: Box integration does not update when entering values in dialog
-         Fixes # 446: Saving plot as PGF (not PDF!) format throws error
-         Fixes # 467: Extend batch functionality to slicer
-         Fixes # 489: ABS reader (NIST 1D) does not handle negative dx properly
-                      (USANS slit smearing)
-         Fixes # 499: create sin(x)/x, 2*J1(x)/x and 3*j1(x)/x functions
-         Fixes # 510: Build PDF documentation along with HTML
-         Fixes # 525: Add GUI category defaults to models in sasmodels
-         Fixes # 579: clean up sasview directory
-         Fixes # 597: Need to document Combine Batch Fit
-         Fixes # 645: GUI logic problem in Batch vs single fit mode
-         Fixes # 648: Need to allow user input background value in Pr perspective
-         Fixes # 685: Fix data upload to marketplace
-         Fixes # 695: linear slope in onion model
-         Fixes # 735: Review new Corfunc documentation
-         Fixes # 741: Recalculate P(Q) and S(Q) components on model update.
-         Fixes # 767: Sum/Product Models don't do what they should
-         Fixes # 776: angular dispersity
-         Fixes # 784: Add 3D integral to Correlation Function analysis
-         Fixes # 786: core_shell_parallelepiped 1-D model is incorrect
-         Fixes # 818: "report button" followed by "save" makes an empty pdf file
-         Fixes # 838: Fix model download from marketplace
-         Fixes # 848: can't save analysis when only one fit page
-         Fixes # 849: Load Folder should ignore files starting with "."
-         Fixes # 852: More unit tests, especially for oriented or 2d models
-         Fixes # 854: remove unnecessary sleep() in fitting perspective
-         Fixes # 856: Reading SAS_OPENCL from custom_config sometimes raises an ERROR
-         Fixes # 861: cannot defined a structure factor plugin
-         Fixes # 864: New Model Editor (simple plugin editor) error parsing
-                      parameter line
-         Fixes # 865: Plugin live discovery issues
-         Fixes # 866: inform user when NaN is returned from compute
-         Fixes # 869: fit page computation thread cleanup
-         Fixes # 875: Possible weirdness with 1D NXcanSAS data
-         Fixes # 876: Add check for HDF5 format in dataloader
-         Fixes # 887: reorganize tree, separating the installed source from the
-                      build source
-         Fixes # 889: Refactor dataloader error handling infrastructure
-         Fixes # 890: use new orientation definition for asymmetric shapes
-         Fixes # 891: update docs for oriented shapes with new orientation definition
-         Fixes # 896: equations in core shell parallelepiped docs do not match code
-         Fixes # 898: Image Viewer Tool file selector issue
-         Fixes # 899: Igor Reader q calculation
-         Fixes # 902: IgorReader Q calculation needs fixing/improving
-         Fixes # 903: sasview - all non-gui tests should be converted to run in Python 3
-         Fixes # 906: polydispersity not showing up in tabulated results
-         Fixes # 912: About box points to misleading contributors page on Github
-         Fixes # 915: load project issues
-         Fixes # 916: Proper Logging
-         Fixes # 920: Logarithmic binning option in the slice viewer
-         Fixes # 921: Improve developer communication methods
-         Fixes # 922: Remove support for all data formats that are not in q space
-         Fixes # 923: Add CI and trac integrations to Slack
-         Fixes # 930: fitting help says chisq is normalized to number of points
-         Fixes # 931: Allow admins to edit all models and upload data etc on
-                      marketplace
-         Fixes # 932: Need to fix upload of data files to marketplace
-         Fixes # 934: Slurp tutorial repo for tutorials
-         Fixes # 935: Build new tutorials as PDF
-         Fixes # 943: Deep copy error on setting model after data is selected
-         Fixes # 950: Most of the readers don't close files properly.
-         Fixes # 954: cross check dll/opencl/python polydispersity and
-                      orientation results
-         Fixes # 956: Possible problem with new doc build process
-         Fixes # 961: sasmodels tests should fail if the parameter name does not exist
-         Fixes # 962: star polymer typo in docs
-         Fixes # 967: no uncertainties errors on fitting parameters
-         Fixes # 969: About Box not picking up dls_logo.png
-         Fixes # 970: ASCII loader doesn't handle ISIS 2D ASCII
-         Fixes # 974: blacklist Intel HD 620/630 for double precision
-         Fixes # 978: load project fails for pages which have not been defined
-         Fixes # 983: Remove Nexus Loader
-         Fixes # 984: PDF reports are not being properly generated on Windows
-         Fixes # 985: Saving Project Fails
-         Fixes # 986: Send to fitting overwrites theory page even if blank
-                      FitPage has focus
-         Fixes # 990: utest_sasview.py giving different results than run_one.py
-         Fixes # 993: Windows x64 versions not installing to correct folder
-         Fixes # 994: Error changing fit engine
-         Fixes # 995: OpenCL required on Linux even if turned off in GUI
-         Fixes #1006: multiplicity models don't work with SQ
-         Fixes #1007: spherical_sld model freezes SasView
-         Fixes #1008: plugin model scaling not working? S
-         Fixes #1010: Win64 build script not creating working executable
-         Fixes #1011: sld_test failing on ubuntu
-         Fixes #1013: FileReaderBaseClass output[] not reset - same file loaded
-                      multiple times
-         Fixes #1018: add Boltzmann distribution
-         Fixes #1021: add PDF documentation to website and document in wiki
-                      release process
-         Fixes #1024: Update version numbers in master
-         Fixes #1025: Sum/multiply editor hangs
-         Fixes #1032: convert C++ modules to C
-         Fixes #1035: Order of combining P(Q) and S(Q) in Plugins seems to matter
-         Fixes #1037: data loader crop not working? & all fits crashing
-         Fixes #1043: problem compiling marketplace models
-         Fixes #1050: fix appveyor test for sasmodels win 64 python 3
-         Fixes #1052: Can't use a user-created plugin model in a plugin model
-         Fixes #1057: phi rotation issue for elliptical cylinder
-         Fixes #1060: incorrect default for rectangle dispersion
-         Fixes #1062: win32 build not installing correctly
-         Fixes #1064: Fitting did not converge!!! error with a Sum|Multi plugin model
-         Fixes #1069: GUI problem when using polydispersity/orientation distributions
-         Fixes #1070: Parameter error boxes should not be editable
-         Fixes #1079: Remove save button in report dialog on Mac
-         Fixes #1081: GUI problem with new orientation distribution
-         Fixes #1083: Magnetic models not being computed
-         Fixes #1099: Erratic behaviour of Sum|Multi model in 4.1.2
-         Fixes #1101: Batch results page not displaying polydispersity values
-         Fixes #1131: OpencCl dialog does not open
-         Fixes #1132: Slit Size Calculator Tool not working
-         Fixes #1139: Missing Docs and Help for new Batch Slicing
-         Fixes #1141: Intro to scripting.rst needs improvement
-         Fixes #1142: Plugin framework is broken
-         Fixes #1044: Unable to upload c file to marketplace
-         Fixes #1145: Update models in model marketplace to 4.2 when 4.2 is released.
-         Fixes #1148: Documentation for S(Q) models need updating
-         Fixes #1128: AutoPlot generation for model documentation does not
-                      include background
-
-      It is recommended that all users upgrade to this version, but your
-      attention is drawn to the Changes section above.
-
-
-    - New in Version 4.2.0-Beta
-      -------------------------
-      This is a beta pre-release version of 4.2.0.  A number of fixes and changes
-      have been made in the year since the previous release. Full release notes
-      will be compiled prior to the full release 4.2.0.
-
-      Highlights are:
+    This is a beta pre-release version of 4.2.0.  A number of fixes and changes
+    have been made in the year since the previous release.  
+    Full release notes will be compiled prior to the full release 4.2.0.
+    
+    Highlights are:
         - Infrastucture for calculating 2D patterns from 3D orientated objects
           has now been totally refactored
-        - Plugins have completely migrated to the new infrastructure now,
-          including sum/multiply models
+        - Plugins have completely migrated to the new infrastructure now, 
+          including sum/multiply models
         - Some batch slicing options have been introduced
         - The known issue with the core_shell_parallelepiped is now fixed
@@ -216 +16 @@
         - Numerous bug fixes
         - Lots of documentation enhancement
-
-      In the meantime please report any bugs or issues found while using this beta
-
-
+    
+    In the meantime please report any bugs or issues found while using this beta
+    
+1- Features
+===========
     - New in Version 4.1.2
       --------------------
@@ -229 +30 @@
 
       It is recommended that all users upgrade to this version
-
 
     - New in Version 4.1.1
@@ -244 +44 @@
        - Updated tutorials for SasView 4.x.y
 
-
     - New in Version 4.1.0
       ------------------
       This incremental release brings a series of new features and improvements,
       and a host of bug fixes. Of particular note are:
-
+      
       - Correlation Function Analysis (Corfunc)
-        This performs a correlation function analysis of one-dimensional SAXS/SANS data,
-        or generates a model-independent volume fraction profile from the SANS from an
-        adsorbed polymer/surfactant layer.
-
-        A correlation function may be interpreted in terms of an imaginary rod moving
-        through the structure of the material. G1(R) is the probability that a rod of
-        length R moving through the material has equal electron/neutron scattering
-        length density at either end. Hence a frequently occurring spacing within a
-        structure manifests itself as a peak.
-
-        A volume fraction profile \Phi(z) describes how the density of polymer
-        segments/surfactant molecules varies with distance from an (assumed locally flat)
-        interface.
+        This performs a correlation function analysis of one-dimensional SAXS/SANS data, 
+        or generates a model-independent volume fraction profile from the SANS from an 
+        adsorbed polymer/surfactant layer.
+
+        A correlation function may be interpreted in terms of an imaginary rod moving 
+        through the structure of the material. Γ1D(R) is the probability that a rod of 
+        length R moving through the material has equal electron/neutron scattering 
+        length density at either end. Hence a frequently occurring spacing within a 
+        structure manifests itself as a peak.
+
+        A volume fraction profile \Phi(z) describes how the density of polymer 
+        segments/surfactant molecules varies with distance from an (assumed locally flat)
+        interface.
 
       - Fitting of SESANS Data
-        Data from Spin-Echo SANS measurements can now be loaded and fitted. The data will
-        be plotted against the correct axes and models will automatically perform a Hankel
-        transform in order to calculate SESANS from a SANS model.
+        Data from Spin-Echo SANS measurements can now be loaded and fitted. The data will 
+        be plotted against the correct axes and models will automatically perform a Hankel 
+        transform in order to calculate SESANS from a SANS model.
 
       - Documentation
-        The documentation has undergone significant checking and updating.
+        The documentation has undergone significant checking and updating.
 
       - Improvements
@@ -331 +130 @@
          - Old custom models should now still work
             - '''NOTE:''' These will be deprecated in a future version. Old
-              custom models should be converted to the new model format which
-              is now the same as the built in models and offers much better
-              support.
+            custom models should be converted to the new model format which
+            is now the same as the built in models and offers much better
+            support.
          - Custom model editor now creates new style models
          - Custom model editor supports better error checking
@@ -344 +143 @@
          - The active optimizer is now listed on the top of the fit panel.
          - Linear fits now update qmin and max when the x scale limits are
-           changed.  Also the plot range no longer resets after a fit.
+         changed.  Also the plot range no longer resets after a fit.
       - Bug fixes
          - Fixes bug #511 Errors in linearized fits and clean up of interface
-           including Kratky representation
+         including Kratky representation
          - Fixes bug #186 Data operation Tool now executes when something is
-           entered in the text box and does not wait for the user to hit enter
+         entered in the text box and does not wait for the user to hit enter
          - Fixes bug #459 plot context menu bug
          - Fixes bug #559 copy to clipboard in graph menu broken
          - Fixes bug #466 cannot remove a linear fit from graph
          - Numerous bugs introduced in the alpha
+
 
 
@@ -392 +192 @@
 
 
+
    - New in Version 3.1.2
      --------------------
@@ -409 +210 @@
 
 
+
    - New in Version 3.1.1
      --------------------
      - Fixes bug #457 that prevented SasView from starting if the user was not
        connected to the internet, or was behind a proxy server.
-
 
    - New in Version 3.1.0
@@ -470 +271 @@
        non-project personnel through pull requests.
 
-
    - New in Version 3.0.0
      --------------------
@@ -501 +301 @@
          data. Supported formats include: TIFF, TIF, PNG, BMP, JPG.
 
-
    - New in Version 2.2.1
      --------------------
@@ -513 +312 @@
      - Made significant improvements to the batch/grid panel and fixed several bugs
      - Fixed a number of other minor bugs
-
 
    - New in Version 2.2.0
@@ -542 +340 @@
        - Tools: provides a number of useful supplementary tools such as SLD
          calculation
+
      - Fitting
        - Includes a large number of model functions, both form factors and structure factors.
@@ -582 +381 @@
          or plotting the evolution of the fit parameters with error bars (from within
          the application).
+
      - Tools
        - A scattering length density calculator,including some X-ray information
@@ -591 +391 @@
        - A slit size calculator optimized for Anton Paar Saxess is provided.
        - A kiessig fringe thickness calculator is provided
+
      - Plots and plot management
        - A 3D graphing option (for 2d data/results) is provided with the view
@@ -604 +405 @@
        - Extensive context sensitive plot/fitting/manipulation options are available
          through a right mouse click pop-up menu on plots.
+
      - Data management
        - Supports 2 + column 1D ASCII data, NIST 1D and 2D data, and canSAS data
@@ -618 +420 @@
          right click menus and the toolbar.  The data explorer can be re-started
          from the menu bar.
+
      - Data manipulation
        - Support various 2D averaging methods : Circular, sectors, annular,
@@ -623 +426 @@
        - A 2D data maks editor is provided
        - 2D mask can be applied to the circular averaging.
+
      - Miscellaneous features
        - limited reports can be generated in pdf format
@@ -644 +448 @@
 =============================
 
-   *** Note 1:  If you have a SasView installer (.EXE or .MSI), you do not need to 
-                worry about any of the following.  However, it is highly recommended 
-                that any previous versions of SasView are uninstalled prior to 
-                installing the new version UNLESS you are installing SasView to 
-                versioned folders.
-
-   *** Note 2:  The easiest approach to setting up the proper environment to
-                build from source is to use Conda.  Instructions for setting up
-                and using Conda can be found at:
-                  http://trac.sasview.org/wiki/DevNotes/CondaDevSetup
-                    
-   *** Note 3:  Much more information is available at www.sasview.org under 
-                links/downloads. In particular, look in the 'For Developers' section. 
-                Also have a look at http://trac.sasview.org/.
+   *** Note 1:  Much more information is available at www.sasview.org under links.
+                    Look in the 'For Developers' section and particularly the wiki at
+                www.sasview.org/trac/wiki.
+   *** Note 2:  If you have EXE or ZIP SasView installer, you won't need any of
+                the following.  However it is highly recommended that any
+                previous versions be un-installed prior to installing the
+                new version.
 
    2.1- System Requirements
@@ -663 +460 @@
         - We currently use Python 2.7
 
-   2.2- Package Dependencies
-        - Ensure the required dependencies are installed
-          - For the latest list of dependencies see the appropriate yml file in
-            the SasView repo at sasview/build_tools/conda/ymls
-
-   2.3- Installing from Source
+   2.2- Installing from source
         - Get the source code
-          - create a folder to contain the source code; if working with
-            multiple versions you might want to use versioned folder names
-            like 'sasview-x.x.x'
-          - open a command line window in the source code folder
-          - to get the CURRENT DEVELOPMENT VERSION from source control use
-              git clone https://github.com/SasView/sasview.git sasview
-              git clone https://github.com/Sasview/sasmodels.git sasmodels
-              git clone https://github.com/bumps/bumps.git bumps
-          - to get a SPECIFIC RELEASE VERSION from source control go to
-              https://github.com/SasView/sasview/releases
-            and download the required zip or tar.gz file. Unzip/untar it
-            to the source code folder.
-
-   2.4- Building and Installing         
-        - To build the code
-            use 'python setup.py build'
-        - To build the documentation
-            use'python setup.py docs'
-
-   2.5- Running SasView
-          - use 'python run.py'; this runs from the source directories, so you
+          - to follow the current development version from source control use
+              git clone https://github.com/SasView/sasview.git
+              git clone https://github.com/bumps/bumps.git
+          - to install a specific version
+
+        - Build, install and run a specific release
+          - make sure the requirements below are already installed
+          - retrieve the source from https://github.com/SasView/sasview/releases
+          - open a command line window in the 'sasview-x.x.x' directory
+          - run 'python setup.py install'
+          - run 'python sasview.py' under the 'sasview' folder.
+
+        - Build, install and run the current development version
+          - clone the source from git; also clone bumps, which is developed in parallel
+              git clone https://github.com/SasView/sasview.git
+              git clone https://github.com/bumps/bumps.git
+          - open a command line window in the 'sasview' directory
+          - run 'python setup.py build'
+          - run 'python run.py'; this runs from the source directories, so you
             don't have to rebuild every time you make a change, unless you are
-            changing the C model files.
-          - if using Conda the above command will also build SasView, but you 
-            must issue 'activate sasview' first.
+            changing the C++ model files
+
+        - The following modules are required (version numbers are what are used
+          in the windows release build):
+
+          - Common Packages
+            - reportlab 3.1.44
+            - lxml 3.4.4.0 (MAC 3.4.2.0)
+            - PIL 1.1.7
+            - xhtml2pdf 3.0.33 (MAC = not installed on build server)
+            - unittest-xml-reporting 1.12.0 (MAC 1.10.0)
+            - matplotlib Version Installed: 1.4.3 (MAC 1.1.1)
+            - bumps Version Installed: 0.7.5.9
+            - scipy Version Installed: 0.16.0b2 (MAC 0.11.0)
+            - periodictable Version Installed: 1.4.1
+            - setuptools Version Installed: 7.0 (MAC 12.0.5)
+            - sphinx Version Installed: 1.3.1 (MAC 1.3b2)
+            - pyparsing Version Installed: 2.0.3
+            - numpy Version Installed: 1.9.2 (MAC 1.6.2)
+            - html5lib Version Installed: 0.99999
+            - wx Version Installed: 3.0.2.0
+
+          - Windows Specific Packages
+            - pywin 219
+            - py2exe 0.6.9
+            - comtypes 1.1.1
+            - MinGW w/ gcc version 4.6.1 (WIN)
+            - vcredist_x86.exe (version 9.0.21022.8  -microsoft visual C 2008
+              re-distributable)
+            - Innosetup (WIN - isetup 5.4.2-unicode) - used to create distributable
+
+            *** Note: Windows build dependencies can be set up using anaconda. Instructions
+                can be found at http://trac.sasview.org/wiki/AnacondaSetup
+
+          - MAC Specifc Packages
+            - py2app 0.7.1
 
 
@@ -700 +523 @@
 ===============
 
-   4.2.0 - All systems
-      There are currently no major known issues. A full list of known bugs and
-      feature requests by release version that users may wish to be aware of
-      can be viewed at http://trac.sasview.org/report/3
-      NOTE: Any corrections to models that may become known/available will be
-      posted to Marketplace as available (and fixed in the following release)
 
    4.1- All systems:
@@ -712 +529 @@
       issues:
         - The way that orientation is defined is being refactored to address
-          long standing issues and comments.  In release 4.1 however only models
-          with symmetry (e.g. a=b) have been converted to the new definitions.
-          The rest (a <> b <> c - e.g. parellelepiped) maintain the same
-          definition as before and will be converted in 4.2.  Note that
-          orientational distribution also makes much more sense in the new
-          framework.  The documentation should indicate which definition is being
-          used for a given model.
+        long standing issues and comments.  In release 4.1 however only models
+        with symmetry (e.g. a=b) have been converted to the new definitions.
+        The rest (a <> b <> c - e.g. parellelepiped) maintain the same
+        definition as before and will be converted in 4.2.  Note that
+        orientational distribution also makes much more sense in the new
+        framework.  The documentation should indicate which definition is being
+        used for a given model.
         - The infrastructure currently handles internal conversion of old style
-          models so that user created models in previous versions should continue
-          to work for now. At some point in the future such support will go away.
-          Everyone is encouraged to convert to the new structure which should be
-          relatively straight forward and provides a number of benefits.
+        models so that user created models in previous versions should continue
+        to work for now. At some point in the future such support will go away.
+        Everyone is encouraged to convert to the new structure which should be
+        relatively straight forward and provides a number of benefits. 
         - In that vein, the distributed models and those generated by the new
-          plugin model editor are in the new format, however those generated by
-          sum|multiply models are the old style sum|multiply models. This should
-          also disappear in the near future
+        plugin model editor are in the new format, however those generated by
+        sum|multiply models are the old style sum|multiply models. This should
+        also disappear in the near future 
         - The on the fly discovery of plugin models and changes thereto behave
-          inconsistently.  If a change to a plugin model does not seem to
-          register, the Load Plugin Models (under fitting -> Plugin Model
-          Operations) can be used.  However, after calling Load Plugin Models, the
-          active plugin will no longer be loaded (even though the GUI looks like
-          it is) unless it is a sum|multiply model which works properly.  All
-          others will need to be recalled from the model dropdown menu to reload
-          the model into the calculation engine.  While it might be annoying it
-          does not appear to prevent SasView from working..
+        inconsistently.  If a change to a plugin model does not seem to
+        register, the Load Plugin Models (under fitting -> Plugin Model
+        Operations) can be used.  However, after calling Load Plugin Models, the
+        active plugin will no longer be loaded (even though the GUI looks like
+        it is) unless it is a sum|multiply model which works properly.  All
+        others will need to be recalled from the model dropdown menu to reload
+        the model into the calculation engine.  While it might be annoying it
+        does not appear to prevent SasView from working..
         - The model code and documentation review is ongoing. At this time the
-          core shell parellelepiped is known to have the C shell effectively fixed
-          at 0 (noted in documentation) while the triaxial ellipsoid does not seem
-          to reproduce the limit of the oblate or prolate ellipsoid. If errors are
-          found and corrected, corrected versions will be uploaded to the
-          marketplace.
-
+        core shell parellelepiped is known to have the C shell effectively fixed
+        at 0 (noted in documentation) while the triaxial ellipsoid does not seem
+        to reproduce the limit of the oblate or prolate ellipsoid. If errors are
+        found and corrected, corrected versions will be uploaded to the
+        marketplace. 
+   
    3.1- All systems:
         - The documentation window may take a few seconds to load the first time