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Installing 9.3 release after using 9.3 beta

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You may find that the release version of 9.3 restores the last layout you used in 9.2, rather than the last layout you used in 9.3 beta. So before installing the release version, save your 9.3 beta layout if you want to use it again in 9.3 release.

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