TOGGLE Editor's Notes:
    In the early days of personal computing, errors or faults in programs were corrected by rewriting or correcting portions of the program or code that drove the computer. Often this was accomplished by inserting arcane commands into the "raw" code or assembly language that was recognized by the computer's Central Processing Unit (CPU). This was referred to as applying a "patch" to the code, as though it were a bicycle tire. Nowadays applying such a correction to a program is much simpler and requires no knowledge of CPU operations. It is all taken care of automatically by including in the "patch" the commands required to accomplish the update. All you have to do is "run" the executable (.exe) file that applies the patch.

Footnotes:
    ¹ Before initiating the download you will be asked where you want the downloaded software to be stored, that is, in what directory do you want it to be saved. Commonly this is the C:\Download directory, but you may choose to put it anywhere you like. However, you should give this a little thought. It is not wise to put it in a working directory like Windows because it will become lost among the many other files there. Put it in a logical place, like C:\Download, then after you are through with it you can delete it.