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1. This is where you start. You will be presented with a blank screen upon login, you must first create a project. You can create a project either by selecting the pop-up option at the plus, or by double clicking on the background. When you are within a project the plus can be used to add a new note or drawing overlay (experimental). Double clicking on the background within a project creates a new note.

2. Username and logout button.

3. Current project name/link and options(click small arrow). Current options currently include export to Google Docs (if valid gmail address and password provided) and basic HTML output, we are working on outputting a MS word document.

4. List of links to projects, listed by last updated.

5. Home button brings you to the homepage where you can see all projects as the are grouped. Preference button allows you to adjust the look of the interface and change some account details. Search button and serach bar allows you to query across a number of web search engines.

6. Date, Time and notification area.

7. A note object, these can be created, resized and placed anywhere within the space. To edit the title just double click on the title, click the small tick that appears to save. When minimised (toggle the small arrow to the left of the title) they may be dropped on other object titles in order to embed them within the other object.

8. These are the editing and formatting options available with any note object. This is accessed by double clicking anywhere on the main body of the note. Pressing the small tick at the upper left saves the note and closes the editing options.

9. Here are more options for the note object. these allow you to highlight the object, add embedded/child object (see 10), move up level(only for embedded object), add to tree, show embedded/child objects, delete object.

10. This object is a child or embedded object of 7, if the parent object is closed it will hide away along with the parent.

11. This is the Tree view, this shows all items that have been added to the tree structure and allows restrusturing of the document, as seen in the document view (12). The structure here does not reflect the stucture in the main view, but double clicking on any title within the tree view will bring up that object within the main view.

12. This is the Document view, this show all items that have been added to the Tree structure (11). This creates an overview of how the the final document will look.

13. Scroll bar allows horizontal scrolling, the space will grow to accomodate more objects if necessary