I’ve learned a lot from this thread. And appreciate all who have participated.

Thank you!!!

Thank you to DirtFarmer and Linda From Maine for providing the keys to using HTML in a UHH Post!

Code
bold
underline
italic
strike through
color
color
color
color
color
color

Link to HTML colors:
(Caution: Not all colors on this list work in UHH)
https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_names.asp

To add images in the midst of the post.

For Example
https://crichmondphotography.weebly.com/uploads/4/0/4/7/40473343/5235876_orig.jpg

Code Examples
Attached file:
(Download)

In general, the UHH interface isn’t designed for tutorials, it is designed for forum use – the exchanging of ideas – something posted, then a response, etc.

Tutorials on UHH have to be pretty much linear, but even at that, images cannot be displayed in a preferred location to add clarity in the tutorial. So technically it’s not purely linear, and can make following instruction difficult or confusing.

That’s what I really like about the PDF. The flow is completely controlled by the creator of the tutorial, And for me, it’s easy to do. Corrections can be made, and the PDF reposted.

I do know, at one time, if a person knew a little html, they could add bold letters, color and things like that. Even elements like that can help.

When it comes to creating Tutorials I find the UHH interface clumsy, and limiting.

To create a Tutorial I use a word process or publishing program anyway, so creating a PDF isn't a problem. Windows 10 comes with “Microsoft Print to PDF” preinstalled on the system, Linux has a variety of ways to easily produce a PDF, and as MinnieV reported Mac also has ways of producing the PDF.

At this point it would be easier for me to create the PDF first, then post a shorten version on the UHH with the PDF as an attachment for download.

Posting pics on an alternate website to create a Tutorial on UHH would be cumbersome to me and an option I would not choose.

The more laborious the process becomes the less people will participate. Got to keep it simple.

This is really nice!

It would make a great album cover.

Thanks for sharing!

Ok, thanks!

Awesome!

Question:

How would one incorporate a "MY Page" as a tutorial under the "Post Processing" section?

How would that work?

As it stands I really, really, really appreciate Linda being able to edit and act as a moderator.

By the way, this is my first exposure on how to use the "My Pages" feature.

I generally use Microsoft Office on my windows machine, and LibreOffice on my Linux machines.

Both LibreOffice and OpenOffice have free applications for both Window's and Linux. I'm not a Mac user.

To create a PDF all that is needed is a PDF driver. There are many free options available online. LibreOffice has a standard export to PDF option.

Hope this helps!

I saw a suggestion on the “How best to present tutorials” thread on including a downloadable or printable copy of the tutorial as well.

So, below is a printable copy of the tutorial.

Printable Tutorial
Attached file:
(Download)

My pleasure!