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Akivela: /* Wandora and Windows */

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‎Wandora and Windows

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‎Wandora and Windows

Akivela at 14:39, 16 August 2011

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−	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release ({{build date}}) has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://~~www.~~wandora.~~net/wandora~~/tv wandoratv] ~~(Flash required)~~ review Wandora in action.	+	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release ({{build date}}) has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://wandora.org/tv wandoratv] review Wandora in action.

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	== Wandora and Windows ==		== Wandora and Windows ==

−	Next screen captures a very common view in Wandora. User has opened a topic in [[Traditional topic panel]]. Panel views all information related to the topic, and allows the user to modify topic's internal structures such as base name, subject locator, and variant names. In ~~out~~ example the topic is named '''In Visible Silence (album)'''. Left bottom corner views [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps\|topic map layers]] in current project. Project has three topic map layers, namely '''Art of Noise''', '''Last.fm''', and '''Base'''. Current topic, topic's layer distribution, and current layer are viewed in bottom right corner of the Wandora window. Above topic map layers, locates a topic tree, and a finder. Topic tree views your topics arranged along topic relations such as subclass-superclass and class-instance. Sometimes your topic doesn't contain any relations and you have to use free text search, a finder, to locate the topic.	+	Next screen captures a very common view in Wandora. User has opened a topic in [[Traditional topic panel]]. Panel views all information related to the topic, and allows the user to modify topic's internal structures such as base name, subject locator, and variant names. In our example the topic is named '''In Visible Silence (album)'''. Left bottom corner views [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps\|topic map layers]] in current project. Project has three topic map layers, namely '''Art of Noise''', '''Last.fm''', and '''Base'''. Current topic, topic's layer distribution, and current layer are viewed in bottom right corner of the Wandora window. Above topic map layers, locates a topic tree, and a finder. Topic tree views your topics arranged along topic relations such as subclass-superclass and class-instance. Sometimes your topic doesn't contain any relations and you have to use free text search, a finder, to locate the topic.

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	== Wandora and Windows ==		== Wandora and Windows ==

−	Next screen ~~capture is~~ a very common view in Wandora. User has opened a topic ~~named '''In Visible Silence (album)'''. The topic is open~~ in [[Traditional topic panel]]. Panel views all information related to the topic, and allows the user to modify topic's internal structures such as base name, subject locator, and variant names. Left bottom corner views [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps\|topic map layers]] in current project. Project has three topic map layers, namely '''Art of Noise''', '''Last.fm''', and '''Base'''. Current topic, topic's layer distribution, and current layer are viewed in bottom right corner of the Wandora window. Above topic map layers, locates a topic tree, and a finder. Topic tree views your topics arranged along topic relations such as subclass-superclass and class-instance. Sometimes your topic doesn't contain any relations and you have to use free text search, a finder, to locate the topic.	+	Next screen captures a very common view in Wandora. User has opened a topic in [[Traditional topic panel]]. Panel views all information related to the topic, and allows the user to modify topic's internal structures such as base name, subject locator, and variant names. In out example the topic is named '''In Visible Silence (album)'''. Left bottom corner views [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps\|topic map layers]] in current project. Project has three topic map layers, namely '''Art of Noise''', '''Last.fm''', and '''Base'''. Current topic, topic's layer distribution, and current layer are viewed in bottom right corner of the Wandora window. Above topic map layers, locates a topic tree, and a finder. Topic tree views your topics arranged along topic relations such as subclass-superclass and class-instance. Sometimes your topic doesn't contain any relations and you have to use free text search, a finder, to locate the topic.

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−	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release ({{build date}}) has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://www.wandora.net/wandora/tv wandoratv] (Flash required) review Wandora in action ~~too~~.	+	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release ({{build date}}) has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://www.wandora.net/wandora/tv wandoratv] (Flash required) review Wandora in action.

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−	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release ({{build date}}) has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://www.wandora.net/wandora/tv wandoratv] (Flash required) review Wandora in action ~~also~~.	+	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release ({{build date}}) has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://www.wandora.net/wandora/tv wandoratv] (Flash required) review Wandora in action too.

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−	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release has slightly different look compared to screen captures below.	+	Screen captures have been taken from Wandora versions dated 2009-05-25 and 2010-08-19. As Wandora is developed intensely, it is possible that current Wandora release has slightly different look compared to screen captures below. Tutorial videos at [http://www.wandora.net/wandora/tv wandoratv] (Flash required) review Wandora in action also.

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 == Wandora and Ubuntu Linux ==

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	Next screen capture is a very common view in Wandora. User has opened a topic named '''In Visible Silence (album)'''. The topic is open in [[Traditional topic panel]]. Panel views all information related to the topic, and allows the user to modify topic's internal structures such as base name, subject locator, and variant names. Left bottom corner views [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps\|topic map layers]] in current project. Project has three topic map layers, namely '''Art of Noise''', '''Last.fm''', and '''Base'''. Current topic, topic's layer distribution, and current layer are viewed in bottom right corner of the Wandora window. Above topic map layers, locates a topic tree, and a finder. Topic tree views your topics arranged along topic relations such as subclass-superclass and class-instance. Sometimes your topic doesn't contain any relations and you have to use free text search, a finder, to locate the topic.		Next screen capture is a very common view in Wandora. User has opened a topic named '''In Visible Silence (album)'''. The topic is open in [[Traditional topic panel]]. Panel views all information related to the topic, and allows the user to modify topic's internal structures such as base name, subject locator, and variant names. Left bottom corner views [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps\|topic map layers]] in current project. Project has three topic map layers, namely '''Art of Noise''', '''Last.fm''', and '''Base'''. Current topic, topic's layer distribution, and current layer are viewed in bottom right corner of the Wandora window. Above topic map layers, locates a topic tree, and a finder. Topic tree views your topics arranged along topic relations such as subclass-superclass and class-instance. Sometimes your topic doesn't contain any relations and you have to use free text search, a finder, to locate the topic.