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 In order to maintain the scale of graphical objects in devices with different screen resolutions and orientations, all positioning and sizing values are given as a decimal **fraction** of the screen width or height. For example creating a button with a width of 0.5 would make the button half the screen width and using a height of 0.1 would make the button one tenth of screen height. You can however specify -1 or leave out the width and height parameters completely on many controls if you want the control to size according to its contents.
 
 ### Getting Started
-Before starting to write your own Apps it's a good idea to read the documentation explaining '[Layouts](../app/CreateLayout.htm)' as these are a fundamental part of every DroidScript App.
+At the top of the DroidScript screen on the right side is a "<<" button which opens a menu for samples (rocket icon), downloads (cart icon), and other features. Tap one of the sample categories. Look for samples that interest you.
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+Points of Interest:
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+- Code files tend to start with `OnStart()`.
+- Objects are derived from the built-in `app` object, manipulated, then passed back to other functions on `app`.
+- Screen output is structured in layouts, with controls in nested layouts.
+  - Before starting to write your own Apps it's a good idea to read the documentation explaining '[Layouts](../app/CreateLayout.htm)' as these are a fundamental part of every DroidScript App.
+- You can run samples right on their pages, and copy the code for placement into a new app.
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+Continue your introduction:
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+- Tap that top-right button again to see the main DroidScript app dashboard.  
+- From the "..." menu, select New.  
+- Enter a name like "First App" and click OK.  
+- An icon for the new app is placed on the dashboard.  
+- Tap that and it executes as a new open app.  
+- Close that app (swipe it away).  
+- On the DroidScript dashboard, press and hold the (First App) app.  
+- Select Edit.
+- You're now in the code.  
+- Swipe back to get to the dashboard. The code is auto-saved.
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+From here you can go back to the documentation, look at more samples, and look at other "..." menu options.
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+Read about the available project types (Native, Node, HTML, Services, Python, Hybrid, etc.).
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+Join one of the forums (Google, Discord) and discuss DroidScript with others.
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+And consider a Premium license for many more features and extended Support.