It's a release name but the official version is numbered to apply the logical numerical increment from one version to the next
Both the file name and the CCC reflect what the full version is and the eZine which is part of every release also reflects the name of the release and the version number. The eZine is mandatory reading if you want to know what is in the release and if there are any special installation instructions.

I opened Command Center but show nothing as far as Cambridge updates, et al. I paid the lump sum annual upgrade price last month, so it's good to go.
 
Also, when I do a search for 'eZine,' I just get this page.: http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR/Whats-New?utm_source=bronto&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Image+-+Cambridge&utm_content=New+SONAR+Explained+Video+Tutorial+%7C+SONAR+%22Cambridge%22+Release+Available&utm_campaign=Mar+25+2015+-+New+SONAR&_bta_tid=3.TPY.CBl40w.CCCp.6M3C..AybjtA.b..l.A_tC.a.VSchJg.VSciCg.Ej1-gA&_bta_c=8fcqe1sdnsklfvzajxjf5ss56y824
 
Is this correct? (Why is there no link button in the forum post creator?)

see http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3197328 the initial post in this thread for the link to the ezine.

eZine said to DL the Boz, Anderton, and Sonar Platinum. However, none of these had orange dots (indicating an update was available). But I D/L'd them anyway, except for the Sonar; it only had a 'Launch' button.
 
I did check and see that I now have that virtual MIDI controller. My version is 21.2.00 Build 21 - x64. Am I good to go?

I believe so.

Is it possible to still get the Braintree version update?  I downloaded the Cambridge release, but missed downloading the Braintree version, so am still running the original release from January.  I'd like to update from that, but would prefer Braintree for now, based on a couple of the known bugs in Cambridge.  Any way to do this?
 
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Is it possible to still get the Braintree version update?  I downloaded the Cambridge release, but missed downloading the Braintree version, so am still running the original release from January.  I'd like to update from that, but would prefer Braintree for now, based on a couple of the known bugs in Cambridge.  Any way to do this?
 
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I don't know, I guess there's nothing to roll back to. But what are the bugs in Cambridge that concern you so much? If it's just the control bar, I'd bet money that will be fixed by the end of the month anyway.

Files written to the wrong folders all over my hard drive is a huge no no sorry. It's already been discussed as you know. We need a way to avoid regression bugs in future (already discussed as you know in another thread). It is doable providing we are given another option.
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=3204165

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Files written to the wrong folders all over my hard drive is a huge no no sorry. It's already been discussed as you know. We need a way to avoid regression bugs in future (already discussed as you know in another thread). It is doable providing we are given another option.
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=3204165

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Whew! That's a bit over the edge...

I haven't checked your link but the only related info I know of is that regarding the Les Paul Goldtop... And it is not so drastic... It's one small set of files that are in the parent folder instead of their dedicated folder... Not much of a mess... Can easily be fixed manually (I believe scook already did this on his machine) and doesn't affect any operative situations... I expect it will be fixed soon as well and in the meantime, it's really not hurting anything...

Are there other such situations I don't know about?

Keni

Yes there were other issues that were discussed in detail on another thread. I don't want to hijack this one or go through a repeat conversation. I don't think asking for files to be written in the right place is OTT nor is it a minor issue. The last time I remember having these sort of issues was when I was using windows for workgroups. Before people bring up CCC get out of jail free card again this is not a CCC issue.