Re: [Sc-devel] documentation issues for 3.2

[Andrea Valle <valle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

(From a newbie perspective, do you skip the tutorials?)

No, indeed. But I would expect under tutorial sections a tutorial on scheduling (of course, a pointer to Mark's tutorial could be enough).

An analogous of  Tour of UG. 

-a-

hjh

On Feb 6, 2008 2:57 PM, Andrea Valle <valle@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

 I think that from a newbie perspective scheduling is missing in action.

You open SC and you want to see how to put up a sort of sequencer. Then?

On Help.html there's Stream, but, really, it's not a tutorial. We need a

scheduling tutorial, to grasp the concept. From there, Streams help can be

linked.

I would probably update the Italian toot in the next couple of months. In

that case I can provide some raw material (with some eyecandies...)

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