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2013-03-04T18:24:52Z

‎A basic understanding of the techniques: terribly important link was missing

2009-12-29T03:56:10Z

Panotools run just fine on BSD

2009-11-15T19:51:03Z

‎Here: search engine hint

2009-11-09T18:14:10Z

Reverted edits by Mandymorales (Talk) to last version by Erik Krause

2009-11-09T17:34:54Z

‎A basic understanding of the techniques

2007-11-18T21:22:36Z

‎Here: ptglossary->Glossary

2007-03-17T20:06:28Z

categorized

2007-03-17T16:31:44Z

‎The mailing list: linked

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 You'll probably manage to find such a spot on your own.
 === A basic understanding of the techniques ===
-And that is not as hard as you may think. To learn some basic steps, go to the [[tutorials]] section and look for the tutorials marked with one rating star: [[Image:RatingStar_001.jpg]]
+And that is not as hard as you may think (others also make [[Common idiot errors|mistakes]], so don't give up too quickly). To learn some basic steps, go to the [[tutorials]] section and look for the tutorials marked with one rating star: [[Image:RatingStar_001.jpg]]
 == Where do I get help ==

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 == What do I need to get started ==
-=== A decent computer with any of the following Operating Systems: Linux, Windows or a Macintosh. ===
+=== A decent computer with any of the following Operating Systems: BSD, Linux, Windows or a Macintosh. ===
 Stitching panoramas is quite CPU intensive, so having a decent computer with enough memory is sure to be in your favor.
 See the [[Hardware]] page for more info.
 === A camera ===
 A simple camera is enough to get started. If it's not a digital one, you can scan your images or you can have your photo store digitize them and put them on compact disc.

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	Use the search facility in the left column. If you press the 'Go' button, you get directly to a page where the title contains the search term. If you press 'Search' or if Go didn't succeed you get a list with pages where the search term is either in the title or in the body.		Use the search facility in the left column. If you press the 'Go' button, you get directly to a page where the title contains the search term. If you press 'Search' or if Go didn't succeed you get a list with pages where the search term is either in the title or in the body.
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		+	Web browsers like [http://mozilla.com/en-US/ Firefox] or [http://caminobrowser.org/ Camino] allow you to add this wiki to their list of search engines. Just click on the icon in the search bar and look at the bottom of the drop down list for something like "Add panotools.org Wiki (en)".

	=== The Web ===		=== The Web ===

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 You'll probably manage to find such a spot on your own.
 === A basic understanding of the techniques ===
-And that is not as hard as you may think. To learn some basic [http://www.rushessay.com essay] steps, go to the [[tutorials]] section and look for the tutorials marked with one rating star: [[Image:RatingStar_001.jpg]]
+And that is not as hard as you may think. To learn some basic steps, go to the [[tutorials]] section and look for the tutorials marked with one rating star: [[Image:RatingStar_001.jpg]]
 == Where do I get help ==

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 You'll probably manage to find such a spot on your own.
 === A basic understanding of the techniques ===
-And that is not as hard as you may think. To learn some basic steps, go to the [[tutorials]] section and look for the tutorials marked with one rating star: [[Image:RatingStar_001.jpg]]
+And that is not as hard as you may think. To learn some basic [http://www.rushessay.com essay] steps, go to the [[tutorials]] section and look for the tutorials marked with one rating star: [[Image:RatingStar_001.jpg]]
 == Where do I get help ==

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 == Where do I get help ==
 === Here ===
-First, search the Wiki. To look for terms you don't understand, go to the [[Ptglossary|glossary]]. If you don't find the term but feel it should be there, log in and add it to the glossary (don't create a page) Someone who knows something about will create a page.
+First, search the Wiki. To look for terms you don't understand, go to the [[glossary]]. If you don't find the term but feel it should be there, log in and add it to the glossary (don't create a page) Someone who knows something about will create a page.
 Use the search facility in the left column. If you press the 'Go' button, you get directly to a page where the title contains the search term. If you press 'Search' or if Go didn't succeed you get a list with pages where the search term is either in the title or in the body.

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	=== The mailing list ===		=== The mailing list ===
	You're welcome to join the [[mailing list]] and ask your question there if you don't find a satisfactory answer here or on the web.		You're welcome to join the [[mailing list]] and ask your question there if you don't find a satisfactory answer here or on the web.
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		+	[[Category:Tutorial:Basic need]]

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	=== The mailing list ===		=== The mailing list ===
−	You're welcome to join the [[~~Become A member\|~~mailing list]] and ask your question there if you don't find a satisfactory answer here or on the web.	+	You're welcome to join the [[mailing list]] and ask your question there if you don't find a satisfactory answer here or on the web.

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