VoodooPad Tutorial
VoodooPad is a simple and elegant Mac application that extends the concept behind a wiki to your desktop and puts you in control. That's a great explanation if you've actively contributed to a wiki, but if you haven't or don't know what a wiki is, then use this tutorial to get you started and comfortable with VoodooPad's features.
If you have contributed to a wiki, you might still want to skim through this tutorial to discover the many ways in which having a wiki on your desktop can help you painlessly organize your mind!
If you are familiar with a wiki, feel free to click on any of the following topics to review that material. Otherwise, it's probably wise to take the topics in order. There's a link at the end of each topic to the next topic.
Before we get lost, however, let's take a look at VoodooPad's navigation. Notice the 9 blue button icons in the toolbar at the top of the page. If you don't see any blue buttons, click the grey button in the upper right corner of the window once. Click it again, if they just disappeared.
(VoodooPad's default toolbar)
VoodooPad can display pages very much like a web browser. The Back and Forward buttons shown at the left edge of the toolbar are to take you back or move you forward through the pages you've already explored. Similarly, the Home button near the center of the ToolBar will take you to the first page of a VoodooPad's document.
Now let's explore VoodooPad by clicking on the "Tutorial Introduction" link below:
Tutorial Introduction
Links and New Pages
Files and Documents
Importing and Exporting
Editing Text
Advanced Text Editing
Here are some future topics:
Getting Content Information
Automating with Scripts
Using Plugins
Adding Plugins