Hi. When I open the Command Center, I have 3 options: execute, update, and update everything. What is the difference between updating and updating everything?
Run is to open the program?
These options, as presented, disorient me. Is my language is not English, is Spanish, use translators and above all seek information having translated the terms makes everything very complicated.


I would appreciate a link to the information I am looking for.
And my apologies if there are errors of syntax or expression, I'm using Google Translate.
Thank you very much!

Update updates the item you have selected, such as Sonar at the top.
Update everything updates everything on the list that you are entitled to updates of (You own), and are newer than what you may have on disk. So you can update all in one go.
 
As for execute, never did that.

Very kind Bitman, thank you very much!

Update = update the currently selected item - this is what I select to update an item. I perform this action for each yellow indicator. 
 
Update All = update the items below the currently selected item. I do not use this function. I prefer to update each package individually. Again, this option does not update the currently selected item, it updates the items below the currently selected item.
 
Launch = runs the program - some items, for example SONAR may be run directly from the Command Center. Those items have a Launch button. This is not part of the update process, just a convenient link to run the program.
 
 

Again Scook, thank you very much for your help !!!
Good morning to all!!