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* Explain general data interaction techniques. See [[List Selection]] and [[Control Types]]. Other concepts are [[Context Menus]] and [[Tool Tips]] for example | * Explain general data interaction techniques. See [[List Selection]] and [[Control Types]]. Other concepts are [[Context Menus]] and [[Tool Tips]] for example | ||
* Common keystrokes in ITrack (tell people about tab/enter, arrow keys, hotkey usage, etc) | * Common keystrokes in ITrack (tell people about tab/enter, arrow keys, hotkey usage, etc) | ||
* We need to explain the concept of [[Cores]] and core prices (and some idea of implementation in Pro and Enterprise). | |||
Revision as of 11:03, 13 March 2009
This is where to record pages that should be created at some point, if anyone wants to do something useful in the wiki.
ITrack Pro
host.ini settings (Pro)
It would be very useful to have the host.ini settings explained (with possible/example values).
Search screen (Pro)
Useful things that come up a lot:
- Explanation of the coloring scheme
- Explanation of things on the Advanced tab
- Shortcuts in the Lookup field?
General
- Installing ITrack which I figure could contain information about installing the software? I made reference to Installing ITrack#First Run Instructions which I figure could be a list of stuff the user should do on the first run of the software, such as running the ITrack Registration dialog, Edit->options and Configure->whatever.
- More general concepts. I've made links to things like VIN Decoding, Printing, Options Dialog, About Dialog, etc, which are available on a sort of product-agnostic scope.
- Explain general data interaction techniques. See List Selection and Control Types. Other concepts are Context Menus and Tool Tips for example
- Common keystrokes in ITrack (tell people about tab/enter, arrow keys, hotkey usage, etc)
- We need to explain the concept of Cores and core prices (and some idea of implementation in Pro and Enterprise).
