A new version of MOSFLM (6.2.3) is now available from the MRC LMB ftp site. Major changes: 1) Treatment of mosaic spread refinement. The refined value of the mosaic spread is now used by default (previously it was NOT used by default). To make the refinement more stable, the refined value is actually a running average of the refined value over several images. A small "safety factor" is also added. Additional subkeywords MOSSMOOTH and MOSADD on the POSTREF keyword control this. If the mosaic spread is large (more than 0.7 degrees) the refined value may be too small. Check the prediction to test this. If it is too small, either use a larger "safety factor" (MOSADD), or do not use the refined value by giving keywords POSTREF USEBEAM OFF. 2) Detectors recognised automatically. The detector type is recognised automatically from the image for all common detectors. The DETECTOR keyword is therefore no longer required. 3) New detector types. Mar Mosaic 225, Rigaku Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury and new-style R-Axis. Old- and new-style R-Axis HTC images. Bruker SMART and Proteum, but only if written "unwarped" and with 2-bytes per pixel. Oxford Diffraction Sapphire. 4) Improvements to autoindexing and cell refinement to make both more robust. Spots lying in "ice rings" can now be excluded automatically from autoindexing. 5) When running under Linux, the program could run very slowly if the SPOTOD file was being written to an nfs mounted disk. This slowdown has been eliminated by writing the file in a different way. This will give a substantial improvement in speed in these situations. 6) Harvesting keywords PNAME, DNAME and XNAME have been introduced to define the project name, dataset name and crystal name respectively. The use of these keywords is strongly recommended, as they are used in subsequent programs (eg SCALA uses them to help automatically assign images to different "runs"). These will default to sensible parameters if not set. 7) When integrating images or using the "Refine cell" option from the GUI, the "Timeout" mode is now the default. 8) Numerous small bug fixes.