Tut-All in 3 minutes

Step 1:

Open the program and search for a keyword -> click on Find:

Open the program and enter a search keyword

Step 2:

If any tutorials were found: select one and click on Open:

Select Tutorial

Step 3:

Click on Start tutorial and follow the instructions on the screen:

For example, open the program "Microsoft Word" -> open the program Tut-All
-> the software will automatically recognize it and calculate the next step

start tutorial

You will be asked to follow further steps. In this case, to click:

further steps

Execute all steps "within the program" until the Tut-All interface reappears.

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Step 1:

Open the program and click on Create new tutorial.

Create new tutorial

Step 2:

Click on Start recording.

Create new tutorial

It is recording now -> all mouse clicks and keyboard input are being recorded in the background. You only have to switch to the program you want to create the tutorial for and then execute the necessary steps.

Step 3:

You can access Tut-All again by hovering the mouse over the rectangle shown in the bottom right corner.

Create new tutorial

To stop recording, just click on Stop.

Create new tutorial

Step 4:

Subsequently, you need to enter some data for the tutorial. The displayed dialog gives you detailed information about what you can do. The necessary information you have to submit is listed below:

  1. Enter a short description (a concise description of the tutorial)
  2. Detailed description (here you can describe in greater detail what the tutorial will cover)
  3. Add tags to help other users find it more easily
  4. Choose a difficulty level for the tutorial
  5. Afterwards, you will still have the possibility to change information. For this purpose, there is an editor; open it by clicking on Open editor & close dialog
Create new tutorial

Step 5:

As soon as the editor is displayed, you can edit all tutorial steps:

Edit tutorial steps

Here are the most important steps:
1. Go to the next step:

Go to the next step

2. Mouse clicks are shown as they will be shown within the tutorial, the text can be modified.

Mouse clicks are shown like this

3. Tut-All tries to automatically take over as much as possible, including the detection of the rectangle. Should this not work, it will be indicated as shown below. You can modify the size of the rectangle by drawing it just into the form you want it to be.

Go to the next step

4. When entering a text, a check box will appear on the right in which you can mark text as optional. By doing so, the user can enter any text without being bound to former input.

When you are at the end of the tutorial steps (the Continue button is gray), close the editor via the File -> close menu.

Step 6:

The next step requires you to name the program and the version you created the tutorial for. Here, the following aspects are necessary:

  1. Name of the program (here e.g. "Microsoft Word Starter")
  2. Program version, if known (here e.g. "2010")
  3. Language of the program
Edit tutorial steps

Step 7:

A new dialog appears where you are asked to give some information to the tutorial itself:

  1. Name the language you chose within the editor for the description
  2. Select what you want to do with the tutorial, sell it (you can earn money with it, later on) or donate (the money you would have earned if the tutorial had been sold and a little more will be donated).
  3. If you want to upload the tutorial choose upload.
  4. Click OK -> you have just created your first tutorial
Edit tutorial steps

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