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• For a simple guide to this part of the Wikipedia Tutorial.
• I have have walked through maybe four Wikipedia tutorials and guides.
• Wikipedia tutorial : creating a contents box in my page .  Preceding contribs)
• A brief Wikipedia tutorial will be given.
• :: I just read the Wikipedia tutorial ( a part of it, obviously ).
• I am currently creating ( actually dreaming to create ) a tabbed page such as this found in Wikipedia Tutorial.
• After this, every participant was encouraged to make a new User account and suggested to try The Wikipedia Tutorial.
• On 2005-05-01, I took advantage of a public holiday to read the Wikipedia tutorial, and started editing.
• My class has been working through wikipedia tutorials for a few weeks now, so this isn't quite out of the blue.
• There is quite a bit of material in Wikipedia tutorials on using only public domain images, but not much on identifying which images are actually public domain.
• I do want you to know that I did go through the Wikipedia tutorial and reviewed, not edited, several musican pages of the same stature prior to creating this one.
• The Wikipedia tutorials, policies, guidelines, " clubs ", etc . are terribly disorganized, and some of them ( WP : NPOV ) are plodding and hard to read.
• I've tried the wikipedia tutorial / citing page, the Template : Citation needed / testcases page, and the help : cite wikia community page, but I'm still very unclear.
• "' Producing maps with xplanet "'is a wikipedia tutorial showing how to use xplanet as a piece of GIS kit, to make map images suitable for use on wikipedia and other such websites.
• I'm going to look further through Wikipedia tutorials, but I was wondering if I could get some feedback on the actual content of the article itself and how I could find someone to help me create it.
• Last year I looked at every single Wikipedia tutorial and beginner's guide that I could find ( there are several dozen ) and this was " "'far and away " "'the very best.
• For example, a Wikipedia tutorial has been created by a user, it mentions IRC, the bot would then search that, find the keyword IRC and link it to the article regarding IRC . . . . what do you think?
• The wikipedia tutorials don't seem to point towards anything like this, although I'm sure there must be a function in a free windows plotting software to do this ?  The preceding talk ) 22 : 31, 18 March 2007 ( UTC ).
• Basically, this document will be used as a template for future " Wikipedia Tutorials " for the US Public Policy Initiative, which is working with numerous college classes to include Wikipedia in their curriculum, so the students need quick, easy-to-read, and easy-on-the-eyes tutorial documents to help them out in their early days . So if this could be made in Scribus, that would be great.