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Art et al,
When I downloaded the additional libraries as highlighted in JackAl's "LibraryDirectoryStructure[7708].doc", I downloaded ZIP files to the same directory as all of the JackAL documents (for later master archiving).? Not into the Arduino or Sketch directory.? (I previously did a fresh/unique Arduino 1.8.7 install and added the Teensy files.)? I imported the required additional libs from inside the Arduino IDE.
using the:
Sketch->Include Library -> Add Zip Library
method.

Libraries from GitHub were added to the Sketch directory as expected.? ?However the libraries from GitHub had a "-master" in the directory name.??

Per my rudimentary understanding based on the top level Arduino docs, libs in the sketch directory take precedence if there are multiple libs of the same name.? This makes sense.
But it seems that directories with "-master" in the directory name are having issue. Libs with a "-master" in the directory name were sometimes being "Not Used".
("-", is often used as a delimiter, but I did not play around to see if this was it, the inconsistency is the weird part at this time.)

Short workaround is remove "-master" from the library directory name for the libraries that you imported to your Sketch folder.
For me at this time, at least the correct lib from the Sketch folder is being reported to be used.

Found an issue with UTFT.cpp? K66 wasn't defined.? Well at this point, I'm thinking... Go back an see what I did wrong, but brute force it to see if I'm on the right path :)
screwed around and see that?MK66FX1M0 wasn't defined and that brute forcing a?hardware/arm/HW_MX20DX256.h didn't work.