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   == Quick Start Guide:
   
  -For anyone who just wants to jump right in and read as you go, here are the basics for getting a UI up and running in minutes.+
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  +For anyone who just wants to jump right in and read as you go, here are the basics for getting a UI up and running in minutes.
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   === Step 1: Creating the Screen Control
   
  -This can be done one of two ways.+
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  +This can be done one of two ways.
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   *Method 1* - Using the provided default style information:
   
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  style_map.xml consists of a list of xml documents containing varied styles for varied use. You can copy the default style map and replace one, many, all with project specific style (Covered later in this tutorial).
  
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  For layout purposes, it is suggested that you add all child Elements to a control PRIOR to adding the control to the screen… so, create a window, add a button, add window to screen.
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  *A Bit More Info:* +
  All controls are based on the Element class which has access to all default behaviors. Behaviors can be enabled disabled on ANY control or primitive Element.
  
  
  