Operation Manual

18 Getting Started
Y Before proceeding with a QuickTour, take a moment to see what
else is available in online help. Click the &RQWHQWV button at the
upper left. The menu points you to the extensive Visual Reference
and How To sections, as well as to other more specialized pages.
Y Click +HOSRQ+HOS for some tips on how to proceed, tailored to
individual levels of expertise and experience. When you’re done,
you may want to branch out on your own—or you can tag along as
the rest of us continue this tour...
Y Click the %DFN button to retrace your steps to the QuickTours
menu.
Y Now click the link for QuickTour 1, ,QWURGXFLQJ:HE3OXV.
From the first screen, click the 1H[W button to step forward. Use
the 3UHYLRXV button to step back or the %HJLQ button to return to
the first screen. Click &DQFHO to close a QuickTour.
The QuickTours follow a suggested sequence, as shown on the
menu screen. You can follow the sequence, branch to suggested
help topics to learn more, or sample the information in any order
you choose.
At this stage we’d recommend that you continue through
QuickTour 2, 3UHSDULQJ<RXU3XEOLFDWLRQ which (together with
QuickTour 1) will provide you with a basic overview of WebPlus
procedures.
Y When you’re done viewing QuickTours, and wish to continue with
learning to use a Page Wizard, press (VF or click the &ORVH (X)
button to dismiss the online help window, and return to the Startup
Wizard. (Depending how far you’ve navigated, you may need to
choose )LOH1HZ to return to the Startup Wizard.)
Using a Page Wizard…
Page Wizards are built-in design assistants that speed you through the
process of creating professional Web sites. In this chapter, you’ll use a
Page Wizard and take a brief tour of the WebPlus environment. Then in
the following chapters, we’ll explain how to customize the various
elements of a Web site. The final chapter covers points you’ll need to
know if you literally start from scratch, with a “clean slate.” (Even if
that’s your preference, you should work through the Wizard-based
examples to get up to speed.)
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