Editing Artist Help:Getting Started (section)

=== Your Interface ===

Artist is made up of a Graphical User Interface (GUI) which is customisable to a very large degree. We have tried to stay within Windows conventions for most of the aspects of the interface.

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|+ More Setting Up Topics
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| [[Artist Help:Registration|Registration]] || how register the software for use
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| [[Artist Help:Starting Artist|Starting Artist]] || way to launch Artist
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| [[Artist Help:DMX Interfaces|DMX Interfaces]] || usable DMX interface devices
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| [[Artist Help:MIDI Interfaces|MIDI Interfaces]] || MIDI interface options
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| [[Artist Help:New Workspaces|New Workspaces]] || creating a new workspace
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| [[Artist Help:Programming|Programming]] || how to program
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|+ Further Topics
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| [[Artist Help:Example Workspace|Example Workspace]] || a step by step account of how the example workspace supplied with the Artist install was created. 
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| [[Artist Help:Fixture Control|Fixture Control]] || how to access the features of you fixtures and to start setting up your programs.
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| Scenes  || the first building blocks of your program 
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| Cues|| your programs. During playback, these are the operators main access 
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