... think I will leave out most of the spotlighting, it's not adding much. One aspect I'm never sure about in creating tutorials, is whether to show the full "official" process which learners need to know about, or whether to assume they know all that and show the actual tricks and tips which I would normally use myself. For example this sequence of several clicks: http://flashbackconnect.com/Default.aspx?id=oJrAzulKiaOAQNTascPNew2 can be replaced by one click on a template, and press C on the keyboard: 2_060527_320000000.png Both methods get what is wanted -- a short bit of untimbered plain track in the control template. But to use one of the original design templates for that purpose might suggest that it is necessary to use that specific one, rather than just any template on the screen which happens to be handy. And it is necessary to know the full sequence for the times when what you want isn't handy. A picture is said to be worth a thousand words, but sometimes only words will do, when you need to ...