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| − | Create a new flowchart by selecting New from the File menu (File > New) | + | Create a new flowchart by either selecting 'New' from the 'File' menu (File > New), clicking the 'New' [[File:Btn_New.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar|main toolbar]] or pressing '''Ctrl+N''' on the keyboard. |
| − | Select the microcontroller that you wish to target from the list presented. | + | [[Selecting a Target Chip|Select the microcontroller]] that you wish to target from the list presented. |
| − | Flowcode will then display | + | Flowcode will then display and create an empty flowchart for you to start adding your icons to. |
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| + | If there is a flowchart currently being displayed which has been modified Flowcode will ask you if you want to save changes or not or cancel the operation and keep the current flowchart. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:07, 7 March 2014
<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:GetStart</sidebar>
Create a new flowchart by either selecting 'New' from the 'File' menu (File > New), clicking the 'New' 
button on the main toolbar or pressing Ctrl+N on the keyboard.
Select the microcontroller that you wish to target from the list presented.
Flowcode will then display and create an empty flowchart for you to start adding your icons to.
If there is a flowchart currently being displayed which has been modified Flowcode will ask you if you want to save changes or not or cancel the operation and keep the current flowchart.
