1 - Change the profile to remove from CommandTool.BootCommands all loading of the previous version of tools, if any. Typically, ColorMap runs TerminalIO, which has changed and will provoke a VersionMismatch forbidding any use of the new tools, so take out ColorMap CMosB.

2 - Change the profile in order to get a decent Chipndale profile. The two following entries are necessary:

3 - Change the VersionMap entries of the profile. Typical entries should look like:

4 - Make a full boot and a new checkpoint (but only if the profile had to be changed for 1).

5 - Go into your DATools directory (wherever that is) and type on its CommandTool:

6 - Next time you want to bring a fresh copy of the DATools, use the command BringDATools, which replaces the former BringDAUser!

7 - Play a bit with the new system, and warn implementors about misfeatures.

8 - Each file containing schematics (Wire Icons to be specific) should be read with the new system and rewritten. It is important to run Extract before reading the .dale file, otherwise the convertion will be incomplete and will have to be redone.

9 - Glitch: a cell whose interestRect was larger than its bbox, specialy around the origin, will be processed specially by ChipNDale. This will happen automatically when you read/save the file, so don't worry about it. However, if such a cell is imported (and Logic library contains several examples), the import mechanism will believe that the cell size has changed and will not do the import. You then have to use the command Load Import Design (space-X menu) to force an import of Logic, and confirm as much as needed.