3. In the steps of the tutorial, where three steps are listed (Create, Define, Add), maybe those are not to be spintax because they are steps. Unless the user consider the three steps as options in a procedure, but that seems unlikely. It might be better to stick to the examples given in the text.
- The three steps mentioned in the tutorial: Step 1, 2, 3 have the same structure, but the steps themselves are not options. Unless there are three ways to create a specification? cadworx spec editor tutorial
For example, the next paragraph: "As a crucial component of the Cadworx software suite, the Spec Editor allows users to define and customize specifications for various equipment types..." It might be better to stick to the
The user's instruction is to apply spintax where terms have three options. So in the equipment type examples, there are three (pipe, valve, fitting), so that's a spintax group. Similarly, the attributes mentioned are material, size, rating. In the step-by-step tutorial, the three steps are Create a New Specification, Define Attributes, Add Classification. Are those three supposed to be spintax options? The user hasn't specified, but maybe they want that. Also, in the first part, "Create a new specification from scratch" and "choose a pre-built template" are two options. But the user wants three options. Hmm. For example, the next paragraph: "As a crucial
Step 5: store and administer the specification.
