My question, which might have already been asked a hundred times, is: Newer versions of programs don't automatically get used in place of the old ones. For instance, T7INA didn't automatically supercede the older version. How can I be sure that we're using the most current versions? Is there a command to do so? A way to check? If this has been asked 100 times then please point me to the correct thread(s). Thanks!

Also, the ADMIN menu always has all the new programs so if you log in as ADMIN after an update you will see the new programs.

If they are designated "A" in PS-A and do not have a user menu defined in TAS-G, then yes, that is correct.

If you create an access code in PS-A, then it can sign into Evo regardless whether an access code has been established in TAS-G.  If a menu exists in TAS-G, it will use that. If not, it looks to see if a Security Code has been assigned in PS-A (bottom of the screen).  So an "A" will get the ADMIN menu.  If no level has been assigned, the "USER" will be used.

Yes.  if you always want the full menu then erase your user name and use PS-A to assign user Cathy type A. then Evo will see there is not Custom Cathy menu and use the "A" admin menu.