Many basics are covered in this Help Text, and experienced users might find themselves skimming over much of it. However, even experienced users will probably learn something new.
To be prepared to accomplish the 'Crash Courses', launch Time Line for Windows. If you are not presented with the Quick Start dialog box after launch: select Options, Preferences, set an 'X' in the Quick Start option box to turn the option on, and click OK click on the File menu, and select New. Select 'Use Starter Schedule' and select 'Business Schedule'. In Options, Preferences, set Co-Pilot and Icon Bar to on.
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