diff --git a/ndoc/Menu.txt b/ndoc/Menu.txt
index 4af9949..8653ea2 100644
--- a/ndoc/Menu.txt
+++ b/ndoc/Menu.txt
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Footer: Documentation for photon. Co
File: Photon Documentation (/home/james/src/photon/ndoc/pages/index.txt)
-Group: photon:: {
+Group: photon:: Library Documentation {
File: Application (/home/james/src/photon/include/Application.hpp)
File: Basic Types (/home/james/src/photon/include/types.hpp)
@@ -81,10 +81,11 @@ Group: photon:: {
File: Texture (/home/james/src/photon/include/video/Texture.hpp)
} # Group: Video::
- } # Group: photon::
+ } # Group: photon:: Library Documentation
Group: Tutorials {
+ File: Photon Tutorials (/home/james/src/photon/ndoc/tutorials/index.txt)
File: 01 - Getting Started (no auto-title, /home/james/src/photon/ndoc/tutorials/tutorial01.txt)
} # Group: Tutorials
diff --git a/ndoc/pages/index.txt b/ndoc/pages/index.txt
index 93e0b29..4523db5 100644
--- a/ndoc/pages/index.txt
+++ b/ndoc/pages/index.txt
@@ -1,24 +1,30 @@
Document: Photon Documentation
Introduction:
-This is the photon developer documentation, generated via NaturalDocs (http://naturaldocs.org) from
-comments embedded directly in the code. If you're writing something with public documentation I'd
-highly recommend it, since as you can see it's output looks signifigantly better than some of those
-other documentation generators ;).
+This is the photon developer documentation, generated via NaturalDocs
+(http://naturaldocs.org) from comments embedded directly in the code. If you're
+writing something with public documentation I'd highly recommend it, since as
+you can see it's output looks signifigantly better than some of those other
+documentation generators ;).
How To Use The Docs:
In the left pane the public namespaces are listed, click on a namespace name
-to expand or collapse it. Clicking on a class/topic name will show the documentation
-for that class or topic.
+to expand or collapse it. Clicking on a class/topic name will show the
+documentation for that class or topic.
+
+The Tutorials:
+Because just diving right into the documentation can be daunting, there are also
+official tutorials alongside the documentation. The section
+has more detail.
Helping Out:
If you see anything that is incorrect, incomplete, or is just poorly described .
and could use clarification, please be sure to let me know (cozman@users.sf.net).
I want this documentation to be as helpful as possible to both new and
-experienced users of photon, so feel free to contact me with quesions, criticisms,
-or suggestions of any kind.
+experienced users of photon, so feel free to contact me with quesions,
+criticisms, or suggestions of any kind.
-If you're interested in helping out, but don't feel like you could contribute useful code
-someone to help keep the documentation current would be appreciated. If interested
-in helping out in any way, I'd love to hear from you.
+If you're interested in helping out, but don't feel like you could contribute
+useful code someone to help keep the documentation current would be appreciated.
+If interested in helping out in any way, I'd love to hear from you.
diff --git a/ndoc/tutorials/index.txt b/ndoc/tutorials/index.txt
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..ef8ea31
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ndoc/tutorials/index.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+Document: Photon Tutorials
+
+Welcome to the offical Photon tutorials, they are part of the NaturalDoc documentation
+so that they are easy to write and cross-reference with the docs. The tutorials
+are a work in progress, and if you'd like to contribute it would be greatly
+appreciated as they take up time that could be used working on Photon.
+
+ - - Tutorial on basic setup of a
+ Photon application.
+ - Tutorial 02 - Coming Soon
diff --git a/ndoc/tutorials/tutorial01.txt b/ndoc/tutorials/tutorial01.txt
index cfdc59e..28050ee 100644
--- a/ndoc/tutorials/tutorial01.txt
+++ b/ndoc/tutorials/tutorial01.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Document: Photon Tutorial 01 - Getting Started
+Document: Tutorial 01 - Getting Started
Group: Introduction
@@ -256,4 +256,4 @@ if you need specific help try asking for help on the Photon mailing lists
().
Written for Photon 0.1.0 by James:
- $Id: tutorial01.txt,v 1.1 2005/11/14 20:02:39 cozman Exp $
+ $Id: tutorial01.txt,v 1.2 2005/11/14 20:14:18 cozman Exp $