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Below are some notes about things I did not understand, or other things that I could not edit. | |||
First a few general notes; | |||
I think these [[Tutorials]] are too complicated for a beginner. I think that more complex concepts that are not necessary for a beginner should be somehow set-off from the rest of the text. I suggest creating "Advanced" boxes like the "Hint" boxes you already have. | |||
There are a large number of English spelling errors. You might consider activating an English language spelling checker in Windows, so the words that are misspelled will be underlined in red for you. | |||
-Joe Dunfee | |||
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I am uncertain what the following section means; | I am uncertain what the following section means; | ||
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*Docked on the Side, and reduced to a tab. | *Docked on the Side, and reduced to a tab. | ||
*Sharing the display space (a ‘Document’ form) | *Sharing the display space (a ‘Document’ form) | ||
Please correct the above two items if my understanding of the feature is wrong. | |||
-Joe Dunfee | -Joe Dunfee | ||
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The link in the | At the "Further information" section | ||
The link in the link at the end "[1]" is not working. | |||
-Joe Dunfee | |||
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At the very end, the phrase "I have understood the topics of this lecture and want to continue with next course: Lesson 3" seems like you are taking an on-line college course. Also, your original doesn't link to anything. | |||
I edited the phrase to "Continue to lesson 3" and added the html link to the next lesson. However, I recommend simply deleting this line completely because it is redundant. Note that the red arrows below will take the person to the next tutorial. | |||
-Joe Dunfee | -Joe Dunfee | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:50, 6 March 2013
Below are some notes about things I did not understand, or other things that I could not edit. First a few general notes; I think these Tutorials are too complicated for a beginner. I think that more complex concepts that are not necessary for a beginner should be somehow set-off from the rest of the text. I suggest creating "Advanced" boxes like the "Hint" boxes you already have.
There are a large number of English spelling errors. You might consider activating an English language spelling checker in Windows, so the words that are misspelled will be underlined in red for you.
-Joe Dunfee
I am uncertain what the following section means;
Pane Sharing
As an alternative to pane-splitting, you can get your windows to share a space – they will share a single pane. You choose the form to be seen from the tabs displayed at the edge of the pane. Drag the floating form so that the mouse cursor is over the top of the form. There are two slight variations on this, depending on the original form occupying the space. The form can be:
- Docked on the side
- Filling the spare space in the middle (a ‘Document’ form)
I have edited the two items to say;
- Docked on the Side, and reduced to a tab.
- Sharing the display space (a ‘Document’ form)
Please correct the above two items if my understanding of the feature is wrong.
-Joe Dunfee
At the "Further information" section The link in the link at the end "[1]" is not working.
-Joe Dunfee
At the very end, the phrase "I have understood the topics of this lecture and want to continue with next course: Lesson 3" seems like you are taking an on-line college course. Also, your original doesn't link to anything.
I edited the phrase to "Continue to lesson 3" and added the html link to the next lesson. However, I recommend simply deleting this line completely because it is redundant. Note that the red arrows below will take the person to the next tutorial.
-Joe Dunfee