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| This page is the starting point for learning MIStudio. | This page is the starting point for learning MIStudio. | ||
| - | Use this section if you are new to MIStudio and want to understand the basic workflow before moving into graphics, servers, scripting, deployment, or advanced configuration. | + | Use this section if you are new to MIStudio and want to understand the basic workflow before moving into graphics, logic, servers, scripting, deployment, or advanced configuration. |
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| MIStudio is used to build dashboards, operator interfaces, and data-driven visual displays for industrial and manufacturing systems. | MIStudio is used to build dashboards, operator interfaces, and data-driven visual displays for industrial and manufacturing systems. | ||
| - | A typical MIStudio workflow starts with understanding the project structure, creating a project, creating an application, | + | A typical MIStudio workflow starts with understanding the project structure, creating a project, creating an application, |
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| - | ==== Basic Graphics Workflow | + | ==== Design Editor Basics |
| - | | + | The Design Editor is used to build the visual portion of an MIStudio application using graphics and controls. |
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| - | ==== Data Source Basics ==== | ||
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| ==== Related Documentation ==== | ==== Related Documentation ==== | ||
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