Updated F.A.Q. document.

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 <li><a href="#9fd53558">How can I use LameXP as a "portable" application?</a>
 <li><a href="#3d6684e9">Is there a way to use custom tools (binaries) with LameXP instead of the "built-in" ones?</a>
 <li><a href="#df406578">The LameXP startup (splash screen) takes very long on my system. What can I do?</a>
-<li><a href="#a923d407">Why is there a time limit in my version of LameXP?</a>
+<li><a href="#a923d407">Why is there a time limit (expiration) in my version of LameXP?</a>
 <li><a href="#900a2a6c">Is there a way to hide/show the LameXP console ("DOS Box") window?</a>
 <li><a href="#9b0a5c32">Why does application 'xyz' not open the Wave files created by LameXP?</a>
 <li><a href="#89cbd3d0">Why does LameXP run (only) N instances/threads in parallel on my computer?</a>
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-<a name="a923d407"></a><b>Why is there a time limit in my version of LameXP?</b><br>
+<a name="a923d407"></a><b>Why is there a time limit (expiration) in my version of LameXP?</b><br>
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 LameXP is free software, released under the GPL. This means that you may use LameXP for free and without any<br>
-restrictions. More specifically, there is NO time limit in "Release" versions of LameXP! Nonetheless, "Beta"<br>
-(pre-release) versions of LameXP are limited to 30 days, starting at the build date. That's because these<br>
-"Beta" versions are intended for testing and evaluation only - they are NOT intended for productive use. Also<br>
-there will be frequent updates for "Beta" versions. Usually a new build will be available even before the<br>
-previous build has expired. So if you are not willing to update regularly, stick with the "Release" version.<br>
+restrictions. More specifically, there is NO time limit (expiration) in any "Release" versions of LameXP!<br>
+Nonetheless, the "Beta" (pre-release) versions of LameXP will expire 30 days after build date. That's because<br>
+these "Beta" versions are intended for testing and evaluation only. They are NOT intended for productive use.<br>
+After the 30 days have expired, you will have to update your "Beta" version of LameXP to the latest version.<br>
+Usually there will be frequent updates for "Beta" versions though. So, most of the time, a new update will be<br>
+available even before the previous build has expired. We highly recommend to install all updates as soon as<br>
+possible instead of waiting for the expiration. If you are NOT willing to update LameXP regularly, stick with<br>
+the "Release" version. The "Release" versions of LameXP are updated less frequently and they won't expire.<br>
 <br>
 Note: We are well aware that the expiration mechanism implemented in LameXP can be circumvented quite easily,<br>
 if you really want to. But implementing a "better" mechanism is pointless for an OpenSource software ;-)<br><br>