David Megginson writes:You could stop trying to do both. A step by step walkthough (makeing notes and screen shots along the way) for beginners. Followed by a cookbook showing how to do the more advanced stuff. With an appendix listing the commands or menus (or the like) may be easer than one big tutorial.
David Luff wrote:
TaxiDraw-0.1.1 is now available from:
Excellent. I think that taxidraw is useful (and used) enough now that it deserves its own home page. Right now, there is no URL where I can come back in a few weeks and check if there's a newer version, read online docs, look at screenshots, etc.
How about it, Dave? You've done great work, so your project deserves something like
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~eazdluf/TaxiDraw/
Thanks! To be honest, the need for a webpage with a tutorial on it had crossed my mind, and I've fired up Quanta and started. Trying to write a tutorial and some instructions have made clear to me just how hard it is to write good documentation though - getting something that's concise enough for previous or confident users but clear enough for new users is proving quite time consuming.
Cheers - Dave
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I would be happy to review it for you when you have it mostly done. I have not even looked a the program so I can give you first try comments.
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