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D.j.a.y: fix panel stuff (1.0)

2016-09-28T16:53:10Z

fix panel stuff (1.0)

D.j.a.y: /* User interface */ minor change on text ... need to be deeply rewrited

2015-11-13T08:13:47Z

‎User interface: minor change on text ... need to be deeply rewrited

Fprat: /* User interface */

2015-09-02T15:55:13Z

‎User interface

Kaleru: who -> which

2015-06-11T09:08:05Z

who -> which

D.j.a.y: /* Digging deeper */ update project for screenshots

2015-04-30T10:48:15Z

‎Digging deeper: update project for screenshots

D.j.a.y: /* User interface */ update interface image

2015-04-30T10:36:20Z

‎User interface: update interface image

D.j.a.y: use of TOCright template

2015-04-19T12:39:13Z

use of TOCright template

Zelgadis: Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-05-20T08:11:58Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

D.j.a.y: add bottom navigation

2013-05-13T08:15:41Z

add bottom navigation

D.j.a.y: screenshot end --- projects !

2013-03-20T11:45:52Z

screenshot end --- projects !

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 The center of the window is the {{L|Category:Canvas_Window|Canvas Window}}. A new Canvas Window appears each time Synfig Studio starts. The window represents the {{l|Root Canvas}}, not that it means much to you at the moment, but that's OK &mdash; we're just trying to show you around. In the upper left corner of the Canvas Window, you'll see a button with a {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|caret}}. If you click on this caret button, the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|canvas window menu}} will pop up. If you right-click in the canvas area and there is no {{l|layer}} under the mouse position, this menu will also appear. So now you know where the most important canvas menu is. Good.
-The other part of the window (one on the bottom, and one to the right) are customizable {{l|dock dialogs|dock dialogs}}. Each dock dialog contains a set of {{L|panel|panels}}, arranged horizontally or vertically. Some panels share the same space inside the dock dialog and you can switch between them by clicking on their {{l|panel tab|tabs}}. You can rearrange the contents of dock dialogs as you wish by dragging the panel tab to where you want it. You can even create a new dock dialog by dragging a tab out of its dock dialog.
+The other part of the window (on the bottom/top, to the right/left) are customizable {{l|Category:Panels|dock panel}}. Each dock contains a set of {{L|Category:Panels}}, arranged horizontally or vertically. Some panels share the same space inside the dock and you can switch between them by clicking on their {{l|panel tab|tabs}}. You can rearrange the contents of dock panels as you wish by dragging the panel tab to where you want it. You can even create a new dock by dragging a tab out.
-If you accidentally close a {{l|panel|panel}} (by dragging it out of the dock dialog, and closing the new dock dialog that gets created), no worries. Simply go to the {{l|Toolbox}}, select {{c|File|Panels}} in menu right there and then click on the name of the panel you need.
+If you accidentally close a {{l|panel|panel}} (by dragging it out, and closing the new dock that gets created), no worries. Simply go to the {{l|Category:Main_Menu}}, select {{l|Category:Window_Menu}} there and then click on the name of the panel you need.
 The most important panels are:

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 Synfig Studio  main interface components are:
-* {{l|Toolbox}} &mdash; is the main Synfig Studio window. It contains system menu and buttons, tools and more to create and edit your artwork. Closing it exits the application.
+* {{l|Toolbox}} &mdash; is the main Synfig Studio window. It contains tools and more to create and edit your artwork.
 * {{l|Canvas}} &mdash; displays your artwork and animation.
 * {{l|Category:Panels}} &mdash; contain tools and information about certain elements of your project.  Some panels will allow you to modify those elements.
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 {{Note|Note|Synfig Studio can be reset to its default window arrangement (as shown in the screenshot). In the {{Literal|File}} menu select {{c|Window|Workspace|Default}}.}}
-The center window is the {{L|Category:Canvas_Window|Canvas Window}}. A new Canvas Window appears each time Synfig Studio starts. The window represents the {{l|Root Canvas}}, not that it means much to you at the moment, but that's OK &mdash; we're just trying to show you around. In the upper left corner of the Canvas Window, you'll see a button with a {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|caret}}. If you click on this caret button, the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|canvas window menu}} will pop up. If you right-click in the canvas area and there is no {{l|layer}} under the mouse position, this menu will also appear. So now you know where the most important canvas menu is. Good.
+The center of the window is the {{L|Category:Canvas_Window|Canvas Window}}. A new Canvas Window appears each time Synfig Studio starts. The window represents the {{l|Root Canvas}}, not that it means much to you at the moment, but that's OK &mdash; we're just trying to show you around. In the upper left corner of the Canvas Window, you'll see a button with a {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|caret}}. If you click on this caret button, the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|canvas window menu}} will pop up. If you right-click in the canvas area and there is no {{l|layer}} under the mouse position, this menu will also appear. So now you know where the most important canvas menu is. Good.
-The other two windows (one on the bottom, and one to the right) are customizable {{l|dock dialogs|dock dialogs}}. Each dock dialog contains a set of {{L|panel|panels}}, arranged horizontally or vertically. Some panels share the same space inside the dock dialog and you can switch between them by clicking on their {{l|panel tab|tabs}}. You can rearrange the contents of dock dialogs as you wish by dragging the panel tab to where you want it. You can even create a new dock dialog by dragging a tab out of its dock dialog.
+The other part of the window (one on the bottom, and one to the right) are customizable {{l|dock dialogs|dock dialogs}}. Each dock dialog contains a set of {{L|panel|panels}}, arranged horizontally or vertically. Some panels share the same space inside the dock dialog and you can switch between them by clicking on their {{l|panel tab|tabs}}. You can rearrange the contents of dock dialogs as you wish by dragging the panel tab to where you want it. You can even create a new dock dialog by dragging a tab out of its dock dialog.
 If you accidentally close a {{l|panel|panel}} (by dragging it out of the dock dialog, and closing the new dock dialog that gets created), no worries. Simply go to the {{l|Toolbox}}, select {{c|File|Panels}} in menu right there and then click on the name of the panel you need.

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 * {{l|Category:Panels}} &mdash; contain tools and information about certain elements of your project.  Some panels will allow you to modify those elements.
-{{Note|Note|Synfig Studio can be reset to its default window arrangement (as shown in the screenshot). In the {{Literal|File}} menu from the Toolbox select {{c|Panels|Reset Windows to Original Layout}}.}}
+{{Note|Note|Synfig Studio can be reset to its default window arrangement (as shown in the screenshot). In the {{Literal|File}} menu select {{c|Window|Workspace|Default}}.}}
 The center window is the {{L|Category:Canvas_Window|Canvas Window}}. A new Canvas Window appears each time Synfig Studio starts. The window represents the {{l|Root Canvas}}, not that it means much to you at the moment, but that's OK &mdash; we're just trying to show you around. In the upper left corner of the Canvas Window, you'll see a button with a {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|caret}}. If you click on this caret button, the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|canvas window menu}} will pop up. If you right-click in the canvas area and there is no {{l|layer}} under the mouse position, this menu will also appear. So now you know where the most important canvas menu is. Good.

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 {{Navigation|Category:Manual|Doc:Animation_Basics}}
-    You can download an archive who contain the project used for wiki illustration [[File:Interface.sfg]]
+    You can download an archive which contains the project used for wiki illustration [[File:Interface.sfg]]
     You can download the project used for the illustration of the illustration [[File:Spline-DotMan.sifz]]

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 {{Navigation|Category:Manual|Doc:Animation_Basics}}
-    You can download an archive who contain the project used for wiki illustration [[File:Interface.zip]]
+    You can download an archive who contain the project used for wiki illustration [[File:Interface.sfg]]
     You can download the project used for the illustration of the illustration [[File:Spline-DotMan.sifz]]

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 The screenshot below displays Synfig Studio's window layout:
-[[File:Interface 0.63.06.png|600px|thumb|center|border|Default interface layout of Synfig Studio]]
+[[File:Interface 1.0.png|900px|thumb|center|border|Default interface layout of Synfig Studio]]
 Synfig Studio  main interface components are:

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 {{Category|Tutorials}}
 {{Category|Tutorials Basic}}
-{{Category|NewTerminology}}
+{{NewTerminology}}
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−	You can download an archive who contain the project ~~use in this page (rename as~~ .zip ~~to extract it)~~ [[File:~~Interface~~.~~sif~~]]	+	You can download an archive who contain the project used for wiki illustration [[File:Interface.zip]]
		+	You can download the project used for the illustration of the illustration [[File:Spline-DotMan.sifz]]