HowTo_Tinker.txt in rwdschedule-0.91

- old
+ new

@@ -20,28 +20,14 @@
 ruby init.rb
 
 Then point your web browser to:
 http://localhost:7705/
 
-== Installing Applets
 
-* unzip an applet
+== Viewing installed Applets:
 
-      You can download an applet created by someone else
-      put the file in the zips directory
-      unzip the directory into the program directoy
-      unzip randomapplet.zip
-      
-      This should right the needed files in the correct directories
-      
-      
-
-
-
-Viewing a installed Applets:
-
-
+ 
 Go to "List Scripts" tab
 
 
      You can get a list of all installed applets by clicking the listfiles button
      
@@ -53,14 +39,51 @@
        
        Then click the "View Installed File" button
        
        If it finds the file it will open it. It displays the text the search box.
 
+      You can uninstall applets on this screen
+      
+== Installing Applets
 
+   click on the "Selection Panel"
+   click on Rwdtinker Back Window
 
-== Adding Applets
+      You can download an applet created by someone else
+      put the file in the zips directory
+      
+      click on the "list zips" tab
+      click on "list applets available for installing"
+      
+      chose the applet you want
+      click on "install applet"
+      If all goes well the applet should be installed.
+      You will need to restart rwdtinker to see the new screens
+      
+      
+== Changing configuration file
 
+ click on "Edit Configuration"
+ You can view the configuration file
+ 
+  You can edit the configuration
+  
+  Remember to reload the configuration variables if you want your
+  changes used.
+
+== Manually installing applets
+ 
+* unzip an applet
+       
+      unzip the applet into the program directoy
+      unzip randomapplet.zip
+      
+      This should place the needed files in the correct directories
+      
+
+== Creating Applets
+
 To add code, commands and gui tabs
 
 Move program files into a directory under the code directory.
 Move gui files into a directory under the gui directory.
  The gui directory name you create is important, because the gui
@@ -86,24 +109,18 @@
 
  internationalization and localization are helped by replacing the
   gui files in the subdirectories under gui
  
       
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-
-
-  
 == Documents
   
   
   when you click on a document name, the document should pop up in a 
   browser window, or in another browser tab.
 
 To exit, press the x inside the browser window.
 
-
-
 == Languages
 
 
  You can add tranlations in the lang subdirectory
  You change the $lang constant in Tinker config file in the configuration directory
@@ -192,10 +209,19 @@
 For more information about RubyWebDialogs see:
 http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/rubywebdialogs/index.html
 
 Thanks, Steven Gibson
 
-== Changelog:
+== Changelog
+version 1.44
+ updated directory structure - refactored gui files
+ Changed gui directory names - more like  Java package titles
+
+version 1.43
+ changed setup variables file for live changes
+ added editing and reloading of config file
+ added unzip filename to config file
+
 version 1.42
  update for live update system
  update applets for live update
  code file name cleanup
 