anchor.diff:  The follow panes and views are present when the **Overview** tab is selected:
   
   * A --- The **Package Explorer** view lists the projects in the current workspace.
  -* B -- The **Servers** view lists server instances configured in the current workspace. A server of type **Pivotal Cloud Foundry** represents a targeted space in a Cloud Foundry instance.
  +* B -- The **Servers** view lists server instances configured in the current workspace. A server of type **Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg;** represents a targeted space in a Cloud Foundry instance.
   * C -- The **General Information** pane.
   * D -- The **Account Information** pane lists your Cloud Foundry credentials and the target organization and space. The pane includes these controls:
  -    * **Clone Server** --- Use to create additional Pivotal Cloud Foundry server instances. You must configure a server instance for each Cloud Foundry space that you wish to target. For more information, see [Create Additional Server Instances](#clone).
  +    * **Clone Server** --- Use to create additional Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg; server instances. You must configure a server instance for each Cloud Foundry space that you wish to target. For more information, see [Create Additional Server Instances](#clone).
       * **Change Password** --- Use to change your Cloud Foundry password.
       * **Validate Account** --- Use to verify your currently configured Cloud Foundry credentials.
   * E -- The **Server Status** pane shows whether or not you are connected to the target Cloud Foundry space, and the **Disconnect** and **Connect** controls.
  
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  * Cloud Foundry Eclipse is now enabled for NLS and Internationalization.
  * A "New Service Binding" wizard that allows service instances to be bound to applications. This wizard serves as an alternative to binding through the existing drag-and-drop feature.
  * Improvements in loggregator streaming to the console.
  * Improvements in deploying Spring Boot and Getting Started projects with templates.
  
  ## <a id='install'></a>Install Cloud Foundry Eclipse Plugin ##
  
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  ## <a id='plugin-ui'></a>About the Plugin User Interface ##
  
  The sections below describe the Cloud Foundry Eclipse plugin user interface. If you do not see the tabs described below, select the Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg; server in the **Servers** view. To expose the Servers view, ensure that you are using the Java perspective, then select **Window > Show View > Other > Server > Servers**.
  
  The Cloud Foundry editor, outlined in red in the screenshot below, is the primary plugin user interface.
  Some workflows involve interacting with standard elements of the Eclipse user interface, such as the **Project Explorer** and the **Console** and **Servers** views.
  