Difference between revisions of "Help:Usage"

Latest revision as of 15:15, 8 June 2010

In general, the navbar on the left is "home base", from which you can find anything on the guidebook.

Article Changes

At the top of any article is a tab labeled "history", if you click this tab you can see a list of every revision made to the article since its creation. In addition to letting you see who made each revision and when, you can see exactly what was added or removed from the article each time.

For each revision there is a line of text and links:

• (cur)

  Clicking on this will show you a page where every inch of text that is different between the current version and the revision you click on, with the older revision on the left and the current revision on the right. Any changes in text are bolded in red.

• (prev)

  Similar to what is described above, however it will show you what was changed between this revision and the revision one previous, allowing you to see what exactly was added in any given revision.

• Time/date text

  Clicking on the time/date text will bring up that revision in the normal wiki viewer, you can view it as if it was the current revision.

Watching Articles

If you have a particular interest in an article, you can "watch" it by simply clicking the "watch" tab at the top of the article. This will add it to your watchlist, which can be accessed in the links at the upper-right corner of the screen (when logged in).

Your watchlist will show any recent changes to any articles that you are currently watching, this way you can keep tabs on the article to see if it has been updated recently.

Changes to any page on the entire guidebook can be accessed via the "Recent changes" link in the "Links" (accessible from near the bottom of the left-hand navbar).

Text-friendly Output

• You can get printable versions of the articles, look for "Printable version" in the toolbox (in the bottom-most box of the left navbar on every page).
• The guidebook can be accessed from cellphones! It will output a simpler, more text-based version of each article when accessed from a standard keitai. Simply point your phone to http://www.miejets.org/gb and you're good to go.