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@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@
 3.   [Before you build](#before-you-build)
 4.   [To build](#to-build)
 5.   [To setup your run environment](#to-setup-your-run-environment)
-6.   [To run](#to-run)
-7.   [CLI options](#cli-options)
+6.   [CLI options](#cli-options)
+7.   [To run](#to-run)
 8.   [Sample output](#sample-output)
       1.   [Server](#server)
       1.   [Client](#client)
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ cd fix8pro_example
 You will need the following to build this example:
 1. A supported C++17 compiler and build environment
 1. A Fix8Pro license from Fix8MT (or an evaluation license)
-1. An installed Fix8Pro binary package
+1. An installed Fix8Pro binary package, minimum version **22.03**
 
 ## To build
 For example assuming you have installed Fix8Pro to `/opt/fix8pro` and your license file is also in `/opt/fix8pro`:
@@ -68,19 +68,6 @@ For example, if your license file is in `/opt/fix8pro`:
 export FIX8PRO_LICENSE_FILE=/opt/fix8pro/mylic.xml
 ```
 
-## To run
-This example has been designed to run as two instances - a client and a server. For simplicity we'll run the test from the `./build` directory.
-In one terminal we'll run our server:
-```bash
-./simpleclisrv -c ../config/simple_server.xml -s
-```
-In our other terminal we'll run our client:
-```bash
-./simpleclisrv -c ../config/simple_client.xml
-```
-- When connected, the client will send a `NewOrderSingle` every 5 seconds. The server will simulate an order accept and trade, sending back an acknowledgment followed by a random number of fills (`ExecutionReport`s).
-- From the client, press `l<enter>` to logout and shutdown, `q<enter>` to shutdown and `x<enter>` to just exit
-
 ## CLI options
 
 <details><summary><i>These options are defined in </i><tt>Application::options_setup()</tt>. <i>Some of the options are added by </i><tt>Fix8ProApplication</tt>.</summary>
@@ -157,6 +144,19 @@ cli/srv pair with supplied hash pw, random generation interval (~1s), base threa
 </p>
 </details>
 
+## To run
+This example has been designed to run as two instances - a client and a server. For simplicity we'll run the test from the `./build` directory.
+In one terminal we'll run our server:
+```bash
+./simpleclisrv -c ../config/simple_server.xml -s
+```
+In our other terminal we'll run our client:
+```bash
+./simpleclisrv -c ../config/simple_client.xml
+```
+- When connected, the client will send a `NewOrderSingle` every 5 seconds. The server will simulate an order accept and trade, sending back an acknowledgment followed by a random number of fills (`ExecutionReport`s).
+- From the client, press `l<enter>` to logout and shutdown, `q<enter>` to shutdown and `x<enter>` to just exit
+
 ## Sample output
 
 ### Server