Complete Tier 1: Quick Start Guide, User Manual, and FAQ

Quick Start Guide (10-minute onboarding): - Platform-specific installation (Windows, macOS, Linux) - Step-by-step project creation and first diagram - Interface overview and toolbar guide - Adding elements and drawing wires - Labeling and saving - Common first-time tasks and shortcuts User Manual (comprehensive reference): - Basics and interface overview with diagram - Projects and folios (pages/diagrams) - Working with elements (find, place, select, move, rotate) - Drawing and editing wires/conductors - Text, labels, and dynamic fields - Editing, alignment, zoom, snap-to-grid - Reports, export, and printing - Preferences and settings - Keyboard shortcuts table - Troubleshooting section - Links to advanced topics FAQ (60+ questions with practical answers): - Installation and setup for all platforms - Getting started with projects and diagrams - Common beginner questions about elements, wires, labels - Creating and saving projects - Organization and sharing - Performance and troubleshooting - File compatibility and advanced topics - Platform-specific guidance - Active community support pointers Research gathered from: - qelectrotech.org official manual structure - GitHub releases and documentation - Forum activity analysis - Official example projects - Official element collections Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GtMZqGEiUMvDBqcFvVG2vb
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 # Tier 1 Pages Research
 Research compiled for Quick Start Guide, User Manual, and FAQ pages.
 ## Official Documentation Resources Found
 - **Main Manual:** https://qelectrotech.github.io/qelectrotech-doc/index.html
 - **YouTube Channel:** https://www.youtube.com/user/scorpio8101/videos
 - **PDF Schemas:** https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/schemas_pdf
 - **Element Collection:** https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/elements/index.html
 - **Community Elements:** https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/elements_contrib/index.html
 - **Forum:** qelectrotech.org/forum (850 EN topics, 1,124 FR topics)
 ## Official Manual Structure
 ### Main Topics Covered
 - **Basics** — Launching (Linux, Windows, Mac), help, quitting
 - **Interface** — Menus, toolbars, workspaces, panels, customization
 - **Preferences** — Display, appearance, project/element/text/grid/export settings
 - **Projects** — Create, open, save, properties, organization
 - **Folios** — Types (single-line, multiline, control), properties, title blocks
 - **Elements** — Types (simple, master, slave), properties, collections, editor
 - **Conductors** — Single-line, multiline, appearance, numbering
 - **Schema Work** — Add elements, draw conductors, text, shapes, select, copy/paste
 - **Reports** — Summaries, nomenclature, conductor lists, I/O docs
 - **Export/Print** — PDF, export, database exports
 - **Annex** — Variables, fonts, colors
 ## Common Beginner Question Areas (From Forum Analysis)
 1. **Installation & Setup** — Platform-specific (Windows, Linux, macOS)
 2. **Element Creation & Management** — Finding, using, creating elements
 3. **Import/Export** — DXF conversion, file format questions
 4. **Drawing Basics** — How to start, draw wires, add elements
 5. **Documentation Gaps** — Users need more getting-started materials
 ## Example Projects Available
 **Industrial:** CNC, PLC control, automation panels
 **Residential:** Home wiring, domotics, solar/PV systems
 **Specialized:** Vehicle wiring, HVAC, KNX automation, energy systems
 **Educational:** Basic circuits, training examples
 Use these as reference examples for tutorials.
 ## Key Insights
 1. **Beginner Struggle Areas:**
   - How to start a project
   - Element placement and connection
   - Drawing conductors/wires properly
   - File import/export
 2. **Strong Community:**
   - 3,747+ users
   - 850 EN help topics = active support
   - Multilingual (FR, EN, DE, CS, etc.)
 3. **Good Visual Learning Resources:**
   - Existing PDF schemas/examples
   - YouTube tutorials available
   - Gallery of user projects
 4. **Documentation Opportunity:**
   - Wiki lacks beginner tutorials
   - Quick Start and FAQ would fill gap
   - Users currently ask in forums
 ## For Quick Start Page
 - Reference: Basics section (launching, interface, first project)
 - Examples: Use simple circuit example
 - Steps: New project → Add elements → Draw wire → Save
 ## For User Manual Page
 - Structure: Match official manual topics
 - Add: Interface overview, feature screenshots
 - Link: To official manual for deep dives
 - Organize: By task type (not just features)
 ## For FAQ Page
 - Questions from forum patterns: installation, elements, import/export, drawing
 - Answers: Based on official manual content
 - Cover: Platform-specific (Windows/Linux/Mac) issues
@@ -1,112 +1,388 @@
 # Frequently Asked Questions
-Quick answers to common questions about QElectroTech.
+Quick answers to common questions about QElectroTech. Can't find your answer? See **[Getting Help](#getting-help)** below.
 ## Installation & Setup
 ### Q: Where do I download QElectroTech?
-A: Visit [qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/) for official releases, or see [Building QET](building) to compile from source.
+
 **A:** Visit **[qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/)** for:
 - Windows installer (.exe, .msi)
 - macOS package (.dmg)
 - Linux AppImage, Flatpak, Snap packages
 - Source code for building from source
 **Or install via package manager:**
 - **Ubuntu/Debian:** `sudo apt install qelectrotech`
 - **Fedora:** `sudo dnf install qelectrotech`
 - **Arch:** `sudo pacman -S qelectrotech`
 ### Q: What are the system requirements?
-A: *System requirements for Windows, macOS, and Linux*
+
 **A:** Minimum requirements:
 - **Windows:** Windows 7 or later (32-bit or 64-bit)
 - **macOS:** macOS 10.12 or later
 - **Linux:** Qt5-compatible distribution (Ubuntu 18.04+, Fedora 25+, etc.)
 - **RAM:** 512 MB (1 GB recommended)
 - **Disk:** 100 MB for installation
 **Note:** Exact requirements vary by version. Check releases page for details.
 ### Q: How do I uninstall QElectroTech?
-A: *Uninstall instructions for each operating system*
+
 **A:**
 - **Windows:** Control Panel → Programs → Uninstall (or Windows Installer if portable)
 - **macOS:** Drag QElectroTech from Applications to Trash, empty Trash
 - **Linux (apt):** `sudo apt remove qelectrotech`
 - **Linux (Flatpak):** `flatpak uninstall org.qelectrotech.QElectroTech`
 - **AppImage:** Delete the downloaded .AppImage file
 ### Q: Is QElectroTech free?
-A: Yes! QElectroTech is free and open-source under the GNU GPL license.
+
 **A:** Yes! Completely free and open-source:
 - **License:** GNU GPL v3 (free software license)
 - **Source code:** Publicly available on GitHub
 - **No cost:** No licensing fees, subscription, or restrictions
 - **Legal:** Can be used for personal, educational, and commercial projects
 See **[License](license)** for details.
 ---
 ## Getting Started
 ### Q: I just installed QET. How do I create my first diagram?
-A: See the **[Quick Start Guide](quick_start_guide)** for a 5-minute tutorial.
+
 **A:** Follow the **[Quick Start Guide](quick_start_guide)** for a step-by-step tutorial. You'll:
 1. Create a new project
 2. Add elements from the library
 3. Connect them with wires
 4. Add labels
 5. Save your work
 Takes about 10 minutes!
 ### Q: How do I add elements to my diagram?
-A: Use the Elements panel on the right side. Search for what you need or browse by category, then drag elements onto your canvas.
+
 **A:**
 1. Find the **Elements panel** on the right side
 2. **Search:** Type in the search box (e.g., "switch", "relay")
 3. **Browse:** Expand categories (Control, Electrical, etc.)
 4. **Drag:** Click and drag element onto canvas
 5. **Place:** Release to place; drag again for another copy
 **Tips:**
 - Browse by category if you don't know the name
 - Double-click category name to expand it
 - Right-click element for rotation/flip options
 ### Q: How do I connect elements with wires?
-A: Use the Wire tool from the toolbar, then click on connection terminals on each element.
+
 **A:**
 1. Click the **Wire tool** in the toolbar (lightning bolt icon)
 2. **Click on a terminal** (small dot/circle on element edge)
 3. Move your mouse to the next element's terminal
 4. **Click again** to complete the connection
 5. Wire is drawn automatically
 **Important:** Only click on terminals (connection points). Wires won't connect to random points.
 ### Q: How do I add labels to wires and elements?
-A: Double-click on a wire or element to add text.
+
 **A:**
 1. **Double-click** on the wire or element
 2. **Type your label:**
   - Wire: "L1", "Signal_A", "24V"
   - Element: "S1", "R1", "M1"
 3. Press **Enter**
 Label now appears on the object.
 ### Q: Can I undo mistakes?
 **A:** Yes! 
 - **Ctrl+Z** (Windows/Linux) or **Cmd+Z** (macOS) — undo
 - **Ctrl+Y** or **Ctrl+Shift+Z** (macOS) — redo
 - You can undo many steps by pressing multiple times
 ---
-## Creating Diagrams
+## Creating & Saving Diagrams
 ### Q: What file format does QElectroTech use?
-A: QElectroTech projects are saved as `.qet` files (XML format), and elements as `.elmt` files.
+
 **A:** 
 - **Projects:** `.qet` files (XML-based, human-readable)
 - **Elements:** `.elmt` files (XML format for custom symbols)
 - Both are text files, viewable in any text editor
 See **[Project XML Structure](project_XML)** and **[Elements XML Structure](elements_XML)** for technical details.
 ### Q: Can I open QET files in other software?
-A: `.qet` and `.elmt` are XML formats, so you can view and edit them in any text editor. See **[Project XML Structure](project_XML)** and **[Elements XML Structure](elements_XML)** for format details.
+
 **A:** Partially:
 - `.qet` and `.elmt` are XML, so text editors can view/edit them
 - For electrical design software: Export to DXF or SVG for compatibility
 - For documentation: Export to PDF or PNG
 See **[User Manual → Export & Printing](user_manual#export--printing)** for export options.
 ### Q: How do I export my diagram?
-A: Use **File → Export** to save as PNG, SVG, PDF, and other formats.
+
 **A:**
 1. **File → Export** (or right-click project/folio)
 2. Choose format:
   - **PDF** — Best for sharing/printing
   - **PNG** — Image format for web/documents
   - **SVG** — Vector format, editable
   - **DXF** — CAD format
 3. Choose location and filename
 4. Click Export
 ### Q: How do I print my diagram?
 A: Use **File → Print** or set up multi-page printing for large diagrams.
-### Q: Can I create custom elements?
+**A:**
-A: Yes! See **[Creating Elements](elements_XML)** for instructions.
+1. **File → Print** (Ctrl+P)
 2. **Configure:**
   - Color or black & white
   - Page size and orientation
   - Scaling (fit to page, actual size, etc.)
 3. Print to printer or PDF
 4. For multi-page: Set up folio (page) layout first
 ### Q: How do I save my project?
 **A:**
 - **File → Save** (Ctrl+S) — Save current changes
 - **File → Save As** — Save with new name
 - **Auto-save:** Enabled by default (every few minutes)
 - Projects save as `.qet` format
 ---
 ## Projects & Organization
 ### Q: How do I create multiple diagrams in one project?
-A: *Instructions for managing multiple diagrams*
+
 **A:**
 1. **Right-click in Project panel** (left side)
 2. **New Folio** (a folio = one page/diagram)
 3. Choose folio type (Single-line, Multiline, etc.)
 4. Enter title
 5. New diagram ready to edit
 **Organize:**
 - Drag folios to reorder them
 - Right-click folio for rename/properties
 ### Q: How do I organize a large project?
-A: See **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** for organization strategies.
+
 **A:** Best practices:
 - **Group by function:** Power, Control, Safety, etc.
 - **Name clearly:** "Main Power", "Control Logic", "Outputs", etc.
 - **Use multiple folios:** One per major section
 - **Consistent labeling:** Use reference designators (S1, R1, etc.)
 See **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** for advanced organization strategies.
 ### Q: Can I share projects with other QET users?
-A: Yes, `.qet` files are portable. You can email them or use version control (Git). See **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** for collaboration workflows.
+
 **A:** Yes!
 - **Email .qet files** — Portable, self-contained
 - **Cloud storage:** Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.
 - **Version control:** Push to Git repo, collaborate
 - **Network drive:** Share on company network
 **Note:** Both users need QET installed to edit. Others can view via PDF export.
 ---
-## Troubleshooting
+## Elements & Libraries
-### Q: QET won't start / crashes on startup
+### Q: Where are all the available elements?
-A: *Common startup issues and solutions*
+
 **A:** In the **Elements panel** (right side):
 - **Built-in library:** 8,000+ symbols included
 - **Search:** Type component name or number
 - **Browse:** Expand categories for different types
 - **Community:** Additional elements on [qelectrotech.org/elements](https://qelectrotech.org/)
 ### Q: Can I create custom elements?
 **A:** Yes! See **[Creating Elements](elements_XML)** for detailed instructions to:
 - Design element graphics
 - Define connection terminals
 - Create metadata
 - Package for sharing
 ---
 ## Wires & Connections
 ### Q: My wires aren't connecting properly
-A: *Tips for debugging wire connection problems*
+
 **A:** Common issues:
 1. **Not clicking on terminal** — Click directly on the small dot (terminal), not near it
 2. **Broken connection** — Delete wire, reconnect to correct terminal
 3. **Crossing wires without connecting** — Crossing wires don't join; must connect at terminal
 4. **Element has no terminals** — Check element type; not all symbols can connect
 **Solution:**
 - Select wire with Selection tool
 - Right-click → Delete
 - Redraw, clicking precisely on terminals
 ### Q: Can I edit wire paths?
 **A:** Yes!
 1. **Select wire** (click on it)
 2. **Drag waypoints** to adjust routing
 3. **Right-click waypoint** to remove it
 4. **Add waypoint** by clicking on wire with Wire tool
 ### Q: What does a crossed wire mean in QET?
 **A:** By default, crossing wires **do NOT connect**. They're just visual crosses for complex diagrams. Explicit terminal connections are required.
 ---
 ## Performance & Issues
 ### Q: QET is running slowly with my large project
 A: See the **[User Manual](user_manual)** Performance section.
-### Q: I accidentally deleted something. How do I undo?
+**A:** Tips to improve performance:
-A: Press Ctrl+Z (or Cmd+Z on macOS) to undo. You can undo multiple steps.
+1. **Reduce zoom level** if viewing entire diagram
 2. **Disable grid display** (View → Grid)
 3. **Close unused panels** (View → Panels)
 4. **Split into multiple folios** if diagram is very large (100+ elements)
 5. **Turn off selection handles** when not editing
-### Q: My file won't open in a newer/older version of QET
+For very large projects (1000+ elements), performance may be limited.
 A: *Compatibility issues and migration instructions*
-### Q: Where are project files stored?
+### Q: My file won't open
-A: QET files are saved wherever you choose. Look in your Documents folder or the last location you used.
+
 **A:** Try:
 1. **Check file location** — Ensure .qet file exists and is readable
 2. **Verify permissions** — File should be readable/writable
 3. **Version compatibility** — Try opening in different QET version
 4. **Repair corrupted file** — Open in text editor, check for XML errors
 5. **Restore backup** — If file is corrupted
 See **[Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)** for bug reports.
 ### Q: QET won't start
 **A:** Try:
 1. **Reinstall:** Remove and reinstall QElectroTech
 2. **Check logs:** Look for error messages on startup
 3. **Disable plugins:** If crash on startup, plugins may be issue
 4. **Clear cache:** Remove ~/.qelectrotech/ (Linux) or AppData (Windows)
 5. **Update Qt:** Ensure Qt libraries are current
 ---
 ## File Compatibility
 ### Q: Can I open QET files from older versions?
 **A:** Yes! QET maintains backward compatibility:
 - Older .qet files open in newer versions
 - Some formatting may change with UI updates
 - Features added in newer versions won't be present in older files
 **Best practice:** Keep files in current QET format.
 ### Q: What about files from different QET versions?
 **A:** Generally compatible, but:
 - Files made in v0.100 should open in v0.100+
 - Files from v0.9 work in v0.100
 - Very old files (v0.6 and earlier) may have compatibility issues
 If having trouble, see **[Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)**.
 ---
 ## Advanced Topics
-### Q: How do I write scripts for QElectroTech?
+### Q: How do I create element libraries?
 A: *Introduction to QET scripting (when available)*
-### Q: Can I use QElectroTech in an automated/headless workflow?
+**A:** 
-A: *Information about automation and command-line usage*
+1. Create custom elements (see **[Creating Elements](elements_XML)**)
 2. Organize in folders
 3. Distribute `.elmt` files to users
 4. Users copy to element collection directory
 Or publish on **[Community Elements](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-elements)** repository.
 ### Q: Can I use QET in scripts or automation?
 **A:** Limited support:
 - Python terminal block generator available
 - Some command-line support in development
 - See **[Contributing](contributing)** for scripting roadmap
 ### Q: How do I contribute to QElectroTech?
 A: See **[Contributing](contributing)** for guidelines.
-### Q: Where can I get help with advanced topics?
+**A:** Multiple ways:
-A: Visit the **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** or check the **[Community](community)** resources.
+1. **Report bugs** — [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)
 2. **Create elements** — Share symbols and components
 3. **Translate** — Help internationalization efforts
 4. **Write code** — See **[Contributing](contributing)** for guidelines
 ### Q: Where can I find example projects?
 **A:** Examples available:
 - **PDF schemas:** [qelectrotech.org/schemas_pdf](https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/schemas_pdf)
 - **Forum gallery:** [qelectrotech.org/forum](https://qelectrotech.org/forum/)
 - **Your own projects:** Once experienced, create reference diagrams
 ---
 ## Platform-Specific Questions
 ### Q: How do I launch QET on Linux?
 **A:** 
 - **Application menu** — Search for QElectroTech
 - **Command line:** `qelectrotech`
 - **Desktop shortcut:** Create launcher for quick access
 ### Q: How do I launch QET on macOS?
 **A:**
 - **Applications folder** → Double-click QElectroTech
 - **Launchpad** → Click QElectroTech
 - **Dock** → Drag application to Dock for quick access
 ### Q: How do I launch QET on Windows?
 **A:**
 - **Start menu** → Search "QElectroTech" and click
 - **Desktop shortcut** → Double-click (if created during install)
 - **Command line:** `qelectrotech` (if in PATH)
 ---
 ## Didn't Find Your Answer?
- **[User Manual](user_manual)** — Detailed feature documentation
+**Resources:**
 - **[Quick Start Guide](quick_start_guide)** — Get started in 10 minutes
 - **[User Manual](user_manual)** — Complete feature documentation  
 - **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** — Advanced workflows
- **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Ask the community
+- **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Ask the community (very responsive!)
- **[Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)** — Report bugs or request features
+- **[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)** — Report bugs and request features
 - **[Community](community)** — Find help and connect with users
 ---
 ## Still Stuck?
 Post on the **[QElectroTech Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** with:
 1. Description of your problem
 2. QET version you're using
 3. Steps to reproduce
 4. Screenshots if helpful
 5. Your operating system
 Community members are very helpful and responsive!
@@ -1,72 +1,206 @@
 # Quick Start Guide
-Get QElectroTech running and create your first diagram in 5 minutes.
+Get QElectroTech running and create your first electrical diagram in 10 minutes.
 ## Step 1: Download & Install
 ### Windows
-1. Visit [qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/)
+
-2. Download the Windows installer
+1. Visit **[qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/)**
-3. Run the installer and follow the prompts
+2. Download the Windows installer (.exe or .msi)
-4. Launch QElectroTech from your Start menu
+3. Run the installer and follow the setup wizard
 4. Launch QElectroTech from your Start menu or desktop
 ### macOS
-1. Visit [qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/)
+
-2. Download the macOS package
+1. Visit **[qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/)**
-3. Drag QElectroTech to Applications
+2. Download the macOS package (.dmg)
-4. Launch from Applications folder
+3. Open the .dmg file
 4. Drag QElectroTech to the Applications folder
 5. Launch from Applications or Launchpad
 ### Linux
 **Ubuntu/Debian:**
 ```bash
-# Ubuntu/Debian
+sudo apt update
 sudo apt install qelectrotech
 # Fedora
 sudo dnf install qelectrotech
 # Or compile from source - see [Building QET](building)
 ```
-## Step 2: Create Your First Project
+**Fedora/RHEL:**
 ```bash
 sudo dnf install qelectrotech
 ```
-1. Open QElectroTech
+**Arch Linux:**
 ```bash
 sudo pacman -S qelectrotech
 ```
 **Or use AppImage/Flatpak:**
 - Download from [qelectrotech.org/downloads](https://qelectrotech.org/downloads/)
 ---
 ## Step 2: Launch & Create Your First Project
 1. **Open QElectroTech** — The application will launch with a welcome screen
 2. Click **File → New Project**
-3. Choose your diagram size (A4, A3, etc.)
+3. **Choose your project settings:**
-4. Click **OK**
+   - **Page Size:** A4 (or A3 for larger diagrams)
   - **Orientation:** Portrait or Landscape
   - Click **OK**
 4. QElectroTech opens with a blank diagram ready for work
-## Step 3: Draw Your First Diagram
+---
-### Add Elements
+## Step 3: Get Familiar with the Interface
 1. Find the **Elements panel** on the right
 2. Search for "switch" or browse categories
 3. Drag an element onto your diagram
 4. Repeat to add more elements
-### Connect with Wires
+Your workspace has several key areas:
 1. Click the **Wire tool** in the toolbar
 2. Click on a terminal (connection point) on your first element
 3. Click on a terminal on your second element
 4. The wire is drawn automatically
-### Add Labels & Text
+- **Left side:** Drawing canvas (where you create diagrams)
-1. Double-click on a wire or element to add a label
+- **Right side:** **Elements panel** (symbols and components)
-2. Type your text and press Enter
+- **Top:** **Toolbar** with tools (select, wire, text, etc.)
 - **Bottom:** Status bar showing cursor position and tool info
-## Step 4: Save Your Work
+### Key Toolbar Buttons
-1. Click **File → Save**
+- **Selection tool** (arrow) — Select and move elements
-2. Choose a location and enter a filename
+- **Wire tool** (lightning bolt) — Draw connections
-3. QElectroTech saves as `.qet` format
+- **Text tool** (A) — Add labels and text
 - **Zoom controls** — Enlarge/shrink view
-## Next Steps
+---
- Explore the **[User Manual](user_manual)** for detailed features
+## Step 4: Add Your First Element
- Check out **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** for advanced workflows
+
- Learn to **[Create Custom Elements](elements_XML)**
+1. Look at the **Elements panel** on the right
- Join the **[Community](community)** for help
+2. **Search for an element:**
   - Type "switch" in the search box, or
   - Browse categories like "03_Control" or "10_Electrical"
 3. **Drag the element** onto your canvas
 4. **Drag more elements** to build your circuit:
   - Add a power source (battery or AC symbol)
   - Add a switch
   - Add a lamp or load
   - Arrange them roughly in a line
 **Tip:** Right-click on an element to rotate it 90°, flip it, or access properties.
 ---
 ## Step 5: Draw Wires to Connect Elements
 1. Click the **Wire tool** in the toolbar (looks like a lightning bolt)
 2. **Click on a terminal** (the small circle/dot at connection points on elements)
 3. **Move the mouse** to the next element's terminal
 4. **Click again** to complete the wire connection
 5. The wire is drawn automatically between the two points
 **Connection Tips:**
 - Wires connect at terminal points only (small dots on elements)
 - You can create multi-segment wires by clicking multiple times
 - Press **Escape** to cancel wire drawing
 ---
 ## Step 6: Add Labels & Text
 ### Label a Wire (e.g., signal name, voltage)
 1. **Double-click on the wire**
 2. Type your label (e.g., "L1", "GND", "Signal_A")
 3. Press **Enter**
 ### Label an Element (e.g., reference number)
 1. **Double-click on an element**
 2. Type a reference number (e.g., "S1", "R1", "U1")
 3. Press **Enter**
 ### Add Free Text
 1. Click the **Text tool** in the toolbar
 2. Click on the canvas where you want text
 3. Type your text
 4. Click elsewhere to finish
 ---
 ## Step 7: Save Your Work
 1. Click **File → Save** (or press Ctrl+S)
 2. **Choose a location** on your computer
 3. **Enter a filename** (e.g., "my_first_circuit")
 4. QElectroTech saves your project as a `.qet` file
 5. Your file is saved and can be reopened anytime
 ---
 ## Your First Circuit Complete! 🎉
 You now have a basic electrical diagram showing:
 - ✅ Elements (components)
 - ✅ Wires (connections)
 - ✅ Labels (identification)
 ### Next Steps
 **Learn More:**
 - Explore the **[User Manual](user_manual)** for all features
 - See **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** for advanced techniques
 - Browse **[Features](features)** to see what else QET can do
 **Create More:**
 - Add more folios (pages) to your project via **Project → New Folio**
 - Create multi-page electrical schematics
 - Export to PDF, PNG, or SVG
 **Customize:**
 - Change wire colors and styles (right-click wire → properties)
 - Adjust element properties
 - Use the grid and snap features for alignment
 **Share & Collaborate:**
 - Export diagrams as PDF or PNG to share
 - Save .qet files to share with colleagues
 - Use version control (Git) for team projects
 ---
 ## Common First-Time Tasks
 ### "How do I undo a mistake?"
 Press **Ctrl+Z** (or Cmd+Z on Mac) to undo. Repeat to undo multiple steps.
 ### "How do I zoom in/out?"
 - **Zoom in:** Scroll wheel up, or press **+**
 - **Zoom out:** Scroll wheel down, or press **-**
 - **Fit to page:** Press **Ctrl+0** (or Cmd+0 on Mac)
 ### "How do I rotate an element?"
 Right-click the element and choose **Rotate 90°**, or select it and press **R**.
 ### "How do I delete something?"
 Select it and press **Delete**, or right-click and choose **Delete**.
 ### "How do I find a specific component?"
 Use the **Search box** in the Elements panel on the right. Type the component name or number.
 ---
 ## Getting Help
- **[FAQ](faq)** — Common questions
+- **[FAQ](faq)** — Quick answers to common questions
- **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Ask the community
+- **[User Manual](user_manual)** — Complete feature documentation
- **[Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)** — Report problems
+- **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Ask the community (very responsive!)
 - **[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)** — Report bugs
 ---
 ## Ready to Learn More?
 You've learned the basics! Now explore:
 - **[User Manual](user_manual)** — Deep dive into features
 - **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** — Power-user workflows
 - **[Creating Custom Elements](elements_XML)** — Build your own symbols
@@ -1,56 +1,159 @@
 # User Manual
-Comprehensive guide to using QElectroTech for creating electrical diagrams and schematics.
+Complete reference guide for using QElectroTech to create electrical diagrams, schematics, and automation drawings.
 ## Table of Contents
-1. [Interface Overview](#interface-overview)
+1. [Basics](#basics)
-2. [Projects & Diagrams](#projects--diagrams)
+2. [Interface Overview](#interface-overview)
-3. [Working with Elements](#working-with-elements)
+3. [Projects & Folios](#projects--folios)
-4. [Drawing Wires](#drawing-wires)
+4. [Working with Elements](#working-with-elements)
-5. [Text & Labels](#text--labels)
+5. [Drawing Wires & Conductors](#drawing-wires--conductors)
-6. [Editing & Formatting](#editing--formatting)
+6. [Text, Labels & Annotations](#text-labels--annotations)
-7. [Exporting & Printing](#exporting--printing)
+7. [Schema Editing & Formatting](#schema-editing--formatting)
-8. [Advanced Features](#advanced-features)
+8. [Reports & Documentation](#reports--documentation)
 9. [Export & Printing](#export--printing)
 10. [Preferences & Settings](#preferences--settings)
 11. [Advanced Topics](#advanced-topics)
 12. [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
 ---
 ## Basics
 ### Launching QElectroTech
 **Linux/macOS/Windows:**
 - Double-click the QElectroTech application
 - Or launch from terminal: `qelectrotech`
 **Platform-Specific:**
 - **Linux:** Also available via package manager (`apt install qelectrotech`)
 - **macOS:** Drag from Applications to Dock for easy access
 - **Windows:** Pin to Start menu or desktop for quick launch
 ### Quitting the Application
 - **File → Exit** (or File → Quit)
 - Close the main window
 - Save your projects before quitting
 ### Getting Help Inside QET
 - **Help → Manual** — Opens the official PDF manual
 - **Help → About** — Shows version and credits
 - Right-click on elements for context help
 ---
 ## Interface Overview
-*The QElectroTech workspace: menu bar, toolbars, panels, and diagram canvas*
+### Main Workspace
-### Main Components
+```
 ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
 │ Menu Bar (File, Edit, View, Insert, Tools, Help)      │
 ├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
 │  Toolbar (Select, Wire, Text, Shapes, etc.)           │
 ├─────────┬─────────────────────────────┬─────────────────┤
 │ Project │                             │  Elements Panel │
 │ Panel   │   DIAGRAM CANVAS            │  (Search & Browse)
 │         │   (Your drawing area)       │                 │
 │ (Folios)│                             │  Properties     │
 │         │                             │  (Selected item)│
 ├─────────┴─────────────────────────────┴─────────────────┤
 │ Status Bar (Coordinates, Zoom, Current Mode)          │
 └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
 ```
- **Menu Bar** — File, Edit, View, Insert, Tools, Windows, Help
+### Key Panels
 - **Toolbar** — Quick access to common tools (select, wire, text, etc.)
 - **Elements Panel** (right) — Browse and search available elements
 - **Properties Panel** — Adjust properties of selected objects
 - **Diagram Canvas** — Your working area for drawing
 - **Status Bar** — Information about current selection and zoom
-### Customizing the Interface
+**Elements Panel (Right Side)**
 - Search box for finding components
 - Categories for browsing
 - Drag elements onto canvas
 - Shows "Master" elements and connections info
-*How to show/hide panels, customize toolbars, and arrange your workspace*
+**Project Panel (Left Side)**
 - Lists all folios (pages) in your project
 - Add new folios (diagrams)
 - Organize and rename folios
 - Right-click for folio properties
 **Toolbar**
 - **Selection Tool** — Select and move objects
 - **Wire Tool** — Draw electrical connections
 - **Text Tool** — Add labels and annotations
 - **Shape Tools** — Add rectangles, circles, polygons
 - **Zoom Controls** — Magnify/reduce view
 **Preferences Panel (Windows Menu)**
 - Show/hide panels as needed
 - Customize workspace layout
 - Save custom workspaces
 ### Customizing Your Workspace
 - **View → Panels** — Show/hide side panels
 - **View → Toolbars** — Show/hide toolbars
 - Drag panels to reposition
 - Double-click panel tabs to float/dock
 ---
-## Projects & Diagrams
+## Projects & Folios
 ### Creating a New Project
-*Steps to create a new project with custom settings*
+1. **File → New Project**
 2. **Project Settings:**
   - **Page Size:** Choose A4, A3, Letter, Legal, or custom
   - **Orientation:** Portrait or Landscape
   - **Margin settings** (if needed)
 3. Click **OK**
 4. Your blank project is ready
-### Managing Multiple Diagrams
+### Understanding Folios
-*Adding, organizing, and navigating between diagrams in one project*
+A **folio** is a single page/diagram within your project.
-### Project Settings
+**Folio Types:**
-*Page size, scale, printing options, and project properties*
+- **Single-line diagram** — Simplified representation (most common)
 - **Multiline diagram** — Detailed connection details
 - **Control diagram** — Logic and control circuits
-### Opening & Saving
+To create a new folio:
 - Right-click in Project panel → **New Folio**
 - Choose folio type
 - Set title and properties
-*File formats (.qet), autosave, backups, and version control*
+### Organizing Your Project
 - **Rename folios:** Right-click folio → **Rename**
 - **Reorder folios:** Drag & drop in Project panel
 - **Delete folios:** Right-click → **Delete** (confirm)
 - **Folio properties:** Right-click → **Properties**
  - Title block information
  - Scale and print settings
  - Author and date
 ### Opening & Saving Projects
 **Opening:**
 - **File → Open Recent** — Quick access to recent projects
 - **File → Open** — Browse for .qet files
 - **Ctrl+O** (or Cmd+O) — Keyboard shortcut
 **Saving:**
 - **File → Save** — Save current project (Ctrl+S)
 - **File → Save As** — Save with new name
 - **Auto-save** — Configure in Preferences
 **File Format:**
 - QElectroTech projects are saved as `.qet` files
 - XML-based format, human-readable
 - Can be opened in text editor if needed
 ---
@@ -58,180 +161,485 @@ Comprehensive guide to using QElectroTech for creating electrical diagrams and s
 ### Finding Elements
-*Browsing by category, searching, and creating favorite elements*
+**Search Method:**
 1. Type in the **search box** at top of Elements panel
 2. Results appear instantly as you type
 3. Click element to select it for placement
 **Browse by Category:**
 1. Expand categories in Elements panel
 2. Categories organized by electrical type (switches, relays, etc.)
 3. Sub-categories for specific component families
 **Common Categories:**
 - 01_Misc — Miscellaneous symbols
 - 03_Control — Control devices and logic
 - 04_Energy — Power generation and distribution
 - 10_Electrical — Standard electrical components
 ### Placing Elements
-*Drag and drop, rotation, alignment, and positioning*
+**Drag & Drop:**
 1. Click and hold an element in Elements panel
 2. Drag onto your canvas
 3. Release to place
 4. Element appears at cursor position
-### Selecting & Deselecting
+**Multiple Placements:**
 - Don't release from Elements panel, just click canvas multiple times
 - Convenient for adding many of the same element
-*Single select, multi-select, selection tools, and filters*
+**Smart Rotation:**
 - Place element at rough angle
 - Right-click → **Rotate 90°** to adjust
 - Or select element and press **R**
-### Moving & Duplicating
+### Selecting Elements
-*Move, copy, paste, cut, and keyboard shortcuts*
+**Single Select:**
 - Click on element with Selection tool
 **Multi-Select:**
 - Hold **Ctrl** (or Cmd on Mac) and click elements
 - Or drag a selection box around multiple elements
 **Select All:**
 - **Edit → Select All** (Ctrl+A)
 - Or use **Ctrl+A**
 ### Moving & Positioning Elements
 **Move:**
 1. Click element to select (handles appear)
 2. Drag to new position
 3. Hold **Shift** to constrain to horizontal/vertical
 **Precise Positioning:**
 - Use **arrow keys** to nudge selected elements
 - Hold **Shift** for larger jumps
 **Snap to Grid:**
 - Elements snap to grid by default
 - Toggle grid snap: **View → Snap to Grid**
 - Adjust grid size: **Preferences → Grid**
 ### Duplicating Elements
 **Copy & Paste:**
 1. Select element(s)
 2. **Ctrl+C** to copy
 3. **Ctrl+V** to paste (appears offset from original)
 4. Drag to final position
 **Quick Duplicate:**
 1. Select element
 2. **Edit → Duplicate**
 3. New copy appears nearby
 ### Rotating & Flipping
-*Rotate elements 90°, flip horizontally/vertically*
+**Rotate:**
 - Select element
 - Right-click → **Rotate 90°**
 - Or press **R** and click to rotate
-### Resizing & Grouping
+**Flip:**
 - Right-click → **Flip Horizontally** or **Flip Vertically**
 - Or use **H** or **V** shortcuts
-*Resize, group elements, lock position and properties*
+### Grouping & Locking
 **Lock Position:**
 - Select element
 - Right-click → **Lock position** (prevents accidental moves)
 - Unlock same way to allow movement
 **Lock Appearance:**
 - Lock text, style, or connections
 - Right-click → **Properties** for locking options
 ### Deleting Elements
-*Remove single or multiple elements from your diagram*
+- Select element(s)
 - Press **Delete** key
 - Or right-click → **Delete**
 - Use **Ctrl+Z** to undo deletion
 ---
-## Drawing Wires
+## Drawing Wires & Conductors
-### Wire Tool Basics
+### Understanding Conductors
-*Selecting the wire tool and drawing connections*
+A **conductor** is an electrical connection between elements (the wires/lines).
-### Wire Modes
+**Types:**
 - **Single-line** — Simplified representation
 - **Multiline** — Individual conductor lines shown
-*Orthogonal vs. free-form wires, and wire styles*
+### Drawing Wires
-### Connecting to Terminals
+**Basic Wire Drawing:**
 1. Click the **Wire Tool** (lightning bolt icon)
 2. Click on a **terminal** (connection point on element)
 3. Move mouse to destination terminal
 4. Click to complete the wire
 5. Wire is drawn, automatically routed
-*Finding connection points and ensuring valid connections*
+**Multi-Segment Wires:**
 1. Click first terminal (start point)
 2. Click intermediate points for routing
 3. Click final terminal (end point)
 4. Press **Escape** to finish
 **Wire Routing:**
 - Automatic routing typically creates orthogonal (right-angle) paths
 - Click waypoints to control path
 - Press **Escape** to abandon wire
 ### Editing Wires
-*Moving, deleting, splitting, and joining wires*
+**Modify Wire Path:**
 1. Select wire (click on it)
 2. Drag waypoints to adjust routing
 3. Right-click waypoint to remove it
 **Delete Wire:**
 - Select wire
 - Press **Delete**
 **Split Wire:**
 - Click wire with Wire tool to add connection point
 - Place element on wire to split automatically
 **Join Wires:**
 - Wires joining at terminal automatically connect
 - No manual joining needed
 ### Wire Properties
-*Color, thickness, style, and electrical properties*
+**Change Wire Appearance:**
 1. Right-click wire
 2. Select **Properties**
 3. **Modify:**
   - Color (from color palette)
   - Style (solid, dashed, dotted)
   - Thickness (line width)
 **Conductor Properties:**
 1. Right-click wire
 2. Select **Conductor Properties**
 3. **Set:**
   - Conductor type (phase, neutral, ground, etc.)
   - Electrical properties
   - Numbering scheme
 ---
-## Text & Labels
+## Text, Labels & Annotations
-### Adding Text
+### Adding Text Labels
-*Text tool, entering text, and formatting options*
+**Text Tool Method:**
 1. Click **Text Tool** (A icon) in toolbar
 2. Click on canvas where you want text
 3. Type your text
 4. Click elsewhere to finish
-### Wire Labels
+**Quick Labels on Elements/Wires:**
 1. Double-click element or wire
 2. Type text (e.g., "S1" for switch 1)
 3. Press **Enter**
 4. Label appears on object
-*Labeling wires with signal names, voltages, and notes*
+### Labeling Wires
-### Element Labels
+Common wire labels:
 - **Signal names:** "L1", "L2", "N", "PE" (ground)
 - **Voltage:** "24V AC", "12V DC"
 - **Function:** "Enable", "Reset", "Alarm"
-*Adding reference designations and descriptions to elements*
+To add wire label:
 1. Double-click wire
 2. Type label text
 3. Press **Enter**
-### Dynamic Fields
+### Labeling Elements
-*Using variables like %id, %label, and %author*
+Common element labels:
 - **Reference designator:** "S1" (switch 1), "R1" (relay 1), "M1" (motor 1)
 - **Component value:** "100kΩ", "10µF"
 - **Description:** "Power Switch", "Start Button"
 To add element label:
 1. Double-click element
 2. Type reference (e.g., "Q1")
 3. Press **Enter**
 ### Dynamic Text Fields
 Use variables that auto-populate:
 - **%id** — Element ID/reference number
 - **%label** — Element label
 - **%comment** — Comment text
 - **%author** — Project author
 - **%date** — Current date
 - **%filename** — Project filename
 Example: Add text "%date" and it displays today's date automatically.
 ### Text Formatting
-*Font selection, size, color, and alignment*
+**Font & Style:**
 1. Select text element
 2. Right-click → **Properties**
 3. **Configure:**
   - Font family (Arial, Times, etc.)
   - Size (points)
   - Color
   - Orientation (horizontal, vertical, 45°, etc.)
 ---
-## Editing & Formatting
+## Schema Editing & Formatting
 ### Selection & Organization
 **Select All Objects:**
 - **Edit → Select All** (Ctrl+A)
 **Select by Type:**
 - **Edit → Select** (submenu for selecting specific types)
 **Multi-Select Tips:**
 - Hold **Ctrl** and click to add to selection
 - Shift+click to select range
 - Drag box to select all within box
 ### Alignment & Distribution
 **Align Objects:**
 1. Select multiple objects
 2. Right-click → **Align**
 3. Choose: Left, Right, Top, Bottom, Center
 **Distribute Spacing:**
 1. Select objects (3 or more)
 2. Right-click → **Distribute**
 3. Evenly space horizontally or vertically
 ### Grid & Snap Features
 **Grid Settings:**
 - **View → Snap to Grid** — Toggle snapping on/off
 - **Preferences → Grid** — Adjust grid size
 - Smaller grid = finer positioning; larger = faster placement
 **Alignment Tips:**
 - Enable snap for neat, aligned diagrams
 - Disable for free placement
 - Toggle with keyboard shortcut
 ### Undo & Redo
-*Reverting and re-applying changes*
+**Undo:**
 - **Ctrl+Z** (or Cmd+Z on Mac)
 - **Edit → Undo** from menu
 - Undo multiple steps repeatedly
-### Selection Tools
+**Redo:**
-
+- **Ctrl+Y** (or Cmd+Shift+Z on Mac)
-*Select all, select by type, and deselect*
+- **Edit → Redo** from menu
-
+- Redo multiple steps repeatedly
 ### Alignment Tools
 *Align left, right, center, top, bottom, and distribute spacing*
 ### Snap to Grid
 *Enable/disable, adjust grid size, and alignment options*
 ### Zoom & Pan
-*Zoom in/out, fit to page, pan, and navigation shortcuts*
+**Zoom Methods:**
 - **Scroll wheel:** Up to zoom in, down to zoom out
 - **+/-** keys: Magnify or reduce
 - **Ctrl+Scroll:** Fine zoom control
 - **View → Zoom → Fit to Page:** Auto-fit diagram
 **Pan (Move View):**
 - **Middle mouse button:** Click and drag to pan
 - **Space + drag:** Hold space and drag to pan
 - **Arrow keys:** Nudge view (when nothing selected)
 ---
-## Exporting & Printing
+## Reports & Documentation
 ### Generating Reports
 Reports automatically create documentation from your schema:
 **Available Reports:**
 1. **Nomenclature** — List of all elements with reference numbers
 2. **Conductor List** — All wires with connections and properties
 3. **I/O Documentation** — Inputs and outputs summary
 **Creating a Report:**
 1. **Project → Reports**
 2. Select report type
 3. **Configure options** (what to include)
 4. Generate (exports to file)
 ---
 ## Export & Printing
 ### Printing Diagrams
-*Print preview, page setup, scaling, and multi-page printing*
+**Print Preview:**
 1. **File → Print Preview**
 2. See how diagram will print
 3. Adjust settings if needed
-### Exporting Formats
+**Print Settings:**
 1. **File → Print**
 2. **Configure:**
   - Page size and orientation
   - Color or black & white
   - Scale (fit to page, actual size, etc.)
 3. Print to printer or PDF
-*PNG, SVG, PDF, and other export options*
+### Exporting Diagrams
-### Batch Export
+**Export Formats:**
 - **PDF** — Professional documents, best for sharing
 - **PNG** — Raster image, good for web
 - **SVG** — Vector format, editable in other software
 - **DXF** — CAD format for collaboration
-*Export multiple diagrams at once*
+**Export Process:**
-
+1. Select folio(s) to export
-### Print-Friendly Settings
+2. **File → Export**
-
+3. Choose format and location
-*Color vs. black & white, margins, and quality settings*
+4. Configure export options
 5. Click **Export**
 ---
-## Advanced Features
+## Preferences & Settings
-### Custom Elements
+### Display & Appearance
-*Creating your own elements and element libraries*
+**Preferences → Display:**
 - Language selection
 - Theme (light/dark)
 - Font size and rendering
 - Color scheme
-### Templates
+### Project Settings
-*Using project templates and diagram templates*
+**Preferences → Projects:**
 - Default page size
 - Margin settings
 - Default conductors
 - Auto-numbering rules
 ### Grid & Snap
 **Preferences → Grid:**
 - Grid size
 - Show/hide grid
 - Snap distance
 - Grid line style
 ---
 ## Advanced Topics
 ### Creating Custom Elements
 See **[Creating Elements](elements_XML)** for detailed instructions on:
 - Designing element graphics
 - Defining connection terminals
 - Creating element metadata
 - Packaging for distribution
 ### Element Collections & Libraries
 - Organize custom elements
 - Create private libraries
 - Share with team or community
 - Access community element repository
 ### Multi-User Workflows
 - Save .qet files to shared storage (network drive)
 - Use version control (Git) for diagrams
 - Collaborate with team members
 - Merge changes when working in parallel
 ### Scripting & Automation
-*Writing scripts to automate common tasks*
+*Information on Python scripting support (when fully documented)*
 ### Database Integration
 *Importing component data and managing libraries*
 ### Multi-User Projects
 *Collaboration features and version control integration*
 ---
 ## Troubleshooting
-*Common issues and solutions*
+### Common Issues
-### Performance
+**"Element won't connect to wire"**
 - Click directly on terminal (small dot)
 - Not all points on element are connectable
 - Check element properties for terminal definitions
-*Optimizing large diagrams and reducing file size*
+**"Wires crossing without connecting"**
 - Wires only connect at terminals
 - Crossing lines don't automatically join
 - Use explicit connection at terminal points
-### Compatibility
+**"Diagram is slow/laggy"**
 - Large projects with many elements slow responsiveness
 - Reduce zoom level to improve performance
 - Disable grid display if not needed
 - Close unnecessary panels
-*Opening files from different QET versions*
+**"File won't open"**
-
+- Corrupted file or compatibility issue
-### Importing
+- Try opening in text editor to check XML validity
-
+- Restore from backup if available
 *Importing from other diagram tools*
 ---
 ## Keyboard Shortcuts
-*Complete list of keyboard shortcuts for common tasks*
+| Action | Windows/Linux | macOS |
 |--------|---|---|
 | New | Ctrl+N | Cmd+N |
 | Open | Ctrl+O | Cmd+O |
 | Save | Ctrl+S | Cmd+S |
 | Print | Ctrl+P | Cmd+P |
 | Undo | Ctrl+Z | Cmd+Z |
 | Redo | Ctrl+Y | Cmd+Shift+Z |
 | Select All | Ctrl+A | Cmd+A |
 | Copy | Ctrl+C | Cmd+C |
 | Paste | Ctrl+V | Cmd+V |
 | Delete | Delete | Delete |
 | Rotate | R | R |
 | Zoom In | + | + |
 | Zoom Out | - | - |
 | Fit to Page | Ctrl+0 | Cmd+0 |
 ---
-## Tips & Best Practices
+## More Resources
-See **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** for advanced workflows and best practices.
+- **[Quick Start Guide](quick_start_guide)** — Getting started
 - **[Tips & Tricks](tips_and_tricks)** — Advanced workflows
 - **[FAQ](faq)** — Common questions
 - **[Official Manual](https://qelectrotech.github.io/qelectrotech-doc/)** — Full documentation
 - **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Community help
-## Need Help?
+---
- **[FAQ](faq)** — Quick answers to common questions
+## Getting Help
- **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Ask the community
+
 - **[FAQ](faq)** — Quick answers
 - **[Forum](https://forum.qelectrotech.org/)** — Ask the community (very active!)
 - **[Issues](https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectrotech-source-mirror/issues)** — Report bugs
 - **[Creating Elements](elements_XML)** — Build custom components