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[[Editing_Guide:Edit_Existing_Page|Edit Existing Page]]
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[[Editing_Guide:Text_Formatting|Text Formatting]]
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[[Editing_Guide:TOCs_and_Headers|TOCs and Headers]]
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[[Editing_Guide:Links|Links]]
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[[Editing_Guide:Add_New_Page|Add New Page/Link]]
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[[Editing_Guide:Uploading_Documents_and_Images|Uploading Documents and Images]]
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=== Getting Started ===

Welcome to editing the NAMIC wiki. This guide provides introductory information on the screen layout of this wiki, how to edit existing pages, create new pages, format text, upload files and images, and create links. It also provides references to editing guides for more advanced users.

Note: to prevent spam, you need permission before you can add URLs (links) to wiki pages. To get permission, send an email your wiki username to [mailto:namic-wiki@na-mic.org namic-wiki@na-mic.org] along with a short description of your relationship to NA-MIC.

==== What's on the Screen ====

If you have not changed the skin of this wiki (which can be done using the preferences section), take a few minutes to get oriented with what is on your screen:

'''Left Column:''' In the left column of this screen is a navigation box, a search box, and a toolbox. The navigation box contains links for content pages created by the NAMIC team, the search box searches for matching text on the pages of this wiki, and the toolbox contains links to some interesting automatically generated pages. Feel free to click on some of the content pages in the navigation box to browse the content pages of this wiki, and then use the Wiki Editing Guide link to come back to this page.

'''Tabs Row:''' At the top of each page, there is a row of tabs of which you should become familiar with at least the first four : article, discussion, edit, history. When you are reading a particular page, you are by default in the "article" tab. Clicking on the "history" tab will show you a history of all the changes made to that page. We look at how to edit an existing page using the "edit" tab in the Edit Existing Page section.

'''Login, preferences links:'''<nowiki>: At the top right of the screen, there are links specific to your account, including: login id, my talk, preferences etc. </nowiki>

=== Additional Reading Material on Wikis ===

* More advanced users should refer to the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing mediawiki help pages].
* A suggestion for background reading on this communication tool called wiki [http://wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki WhatIsWiki], recommended by Jim Philip, MEE, MD, of the AMIGO Anesthesia team.

=== Credits ===

The style of this introductory mediawiki editing guide is adapted from the one available at http://www.londonarchaeology.org.uk.

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 '''Tabs Row:''' At the top of each page, there is a row of tabs of which you should become familiar with at least the first four : article, discussion, edit, history. When you are reading a particular page, you are by default in the "article" tab. Clicking on the "history" tab will show you a history of all the changes made to that page. We look at how to edit an existing page using the "edit" tab in the Edit Existing Page section.
-'''Login, preferences links:'''<nowiki>: At the top right of the screen, there are links specific to your account, including: login id, my talk, preferences etc. </nowiki>
+'''Login, preferences links:''' At the top right of the screen, there are links specific to your account, including: login id, my talk, preferences etc.
 === Editing Guide for Cores 1 & 3 ===
 See [[Editing_Guide:Projects|Editing Guide for NA-MIC Projects]].
 === Additional Reading Material on Wikis ===
 * More advanced users should refer to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page How to Edit a Page].
 * A suggestion for background reading on wikis [http://wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki WhatIsWiki]

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 Welcome to editing the NAMIC wiki. This guide provides introductory information on the screen layout of this wiki, how to edit existing pages, create new pages, format text, upload files and images, and create links. It also provides references to editing guides for more advanced users.
-Note: to prevent spam, you need permission before you can add URLs (links) to wiki pages. To get permission, request an account through the '''Log in''' link and  include a short description of your relationship to NA-MIC.
+Note: to prevent spam, you need permission before you can add URLs (links) to wiki pages. To get permission, request an account through the [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin '''Log in'''] link and  include a short description of your relationship to NA-MIC.
 ==== What's on the Screen ====

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 * More advanced users should refer to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page How to Edit a Page].
 * A suggestion for background reading on wikis [http://wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki WhatIsWiki]
 === Credits ===
 The style of this introductory mediawiki editing guide is adapted from the one available at http://www.londonarchaeology.org.uk.

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 === Additional Reading Material on Wikis ===
-* More advanced users should refer to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page].
+* More advanced users should refer to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page How to Edit a Page].
 * A suggestion for background reading on wikis [http://wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki WhatIsWiki]