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 ====User Interaction==== ====User Interaction====
  
 The user interface for scrumj looks something like the following: The user interface for scrumj looks something like the following:
  
-{{student:scrumj:ui.png}}+{{student:scrumj:ui.png|The scrumj User Interface}}
  
 Headings/labels are in **bold**, the headings/labels of cells that can't be edited are in //**italic bold**//, and the headings/labels that can/should only be changed using the <key>scrumj</key> menu are in __**underlined bold**__ Headings/labels are in **bold**, the headings/labels of cells that can't be edited are in //**italic bold**//, and the headings/labels that can/should only be changed using the <key>scrumj</key> menu are in __**underlined bold**__
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 ====Getting Started==== ====Getting Started====
  
-A sprint backlog can be created using the [[ https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bI35ElgIrMCnwfhddW3lgvfDJKuZNDEJL4yiaKWd6ig/copy | scrumj link ]] (which actually makes a copy of an empty sprint backlog). +A sprint backlog can be created using the [[ https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bI35ElgIrMCnwfhddW3lgvfDJKuZNDEJL4yiaKWd6ig/copy | scrumj link ]] (which actually makes a copy of an empty sprint backlog).  This document should then be shared with all members of the team (including the product owner).
  
-When a sprint backlog is initially copied it contains just an Overview page and an Assignments page. The first things a user should do after copying a sprint is to re-name it (in the usual way), set the start/end dates (by clicking on <key>scrumj</key>+<key>Set dates...</key>), and add **all** of the team members to the Assignments page by entering their names in the cells to the right of the header/label. (Note: You cannot add team members after you have added a story, so add all of them now.) +When a sprint backlog is initially copied it contains just an Overview page and an Assignments page. The first things a user should do after copying a sprint is to re-name it (in the usual way), set the start/end dates (by clicking on <key>scrumj</key>+<key>Set dates...</key>), and add **all** of the team members to the Assignments page by entering their names in the cells to the right of the header/label. (Notes: 1. The start date should be the date the sprint actually starts, not the date of the planning meeting. 2. You cannot add team members after you have added a story, so add all of them now.) 
  
-Note that the first time you use the scrumj menu you may be asked to give a script attached to the document permission to run. You must give the script (which is named %%''scrumj.gs''%%) permission to do so.+Note that the first time you use the scrumj menu you may be asked to give a script attached to the document permission to run. You must give the script (which is named ''%%scrumj.gs%%'') permission to do so.
  
 A story can be added to a sprint by clicking on <key>scrumj</key>+<key>Add one story</key> or <key>scrumj</key>+<key>Add multiple stories</key>. As with most names, it is better to avoid the use of spaces (which are normally used as delimiters) and special characters in story names. A story can be added to a sprint by clicking on <key>scrumj</key>+<key>Add one story</key> or <key>scrumj</key>+<key>Add multiple stories</key>. As with most names, it is better to avoid the use of spaces (which are normally used as delimiters) and special characters in story names.
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 ^ Color ^ Meaning ^ ^ Color ^ Meaning ^
-| <html><span style="color:#00CC00">Green</span></html> | All tasks completed and all acceptance criteria confirmed | +| <color green>Green</color> | All tasks completed and all acceptance criteria confirmed | 
-| <html><span style="color:#FFFF00">Yellow</span></html> | All tasks completed but some acceptance criteria unconfirmed | +| <color yellow>Yellow</color> | All tasks completed but some acceptance criteria unconfirmed | 
-| <html><span style="color:#FFA500">Orange</span></html> | Some tasks incomplete but, somehow, all acceptance criteria confirmed | +| <color orange>Orange</color> | Some tasks incomplete but, somehow, all acceptance criteria confirmed | 
-| <html><span style="color:#CC0000">Red</span></html> | Some tasks incomplete | +| <color red>Red</color> | Some tasks incomplete | 
-| <html><span style="color:#000000">Black</span></html> | Story was deactivated during sprint planning meeting |+| <color black>Black</color> | Story was deactivated during sprint planning meeting |
  
 The name of the active tab is rendered in green. The name of the active tab is rendered in green.
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 The Overview page provides an overview of the sprint and the progress that has been made thus far. It looks something like the following: The Overview page provides an overview of the sprint and the progress that has been made thus far. It looks something like the following:
  
-{{student:scrumj:overview-page.png}}+{{student:scrumj:overview-page.png|The Overview Page}}
  
  
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 The Assignments page provides a summary of the various work items that each team member has volunteered for. (The term "assignment" is a bit of a misnomer, given the way the Scrum process works.) **It is also where the names of the team members are entered.** It looks something like the following: The Assignments page provides a summary of the various work items that each team member has volunteered for. (The term "assignment" is a bit of a misnomer, given the way the Scrum process works.) **It is also where the names of the team members are entered.** It looks something like the following:
  
-{{student:scrumj:assignments-page.png}}+{{student:scrumj:assignments-page.png|The Assignments Page}}
  
 The task summary and acceptance criteria summary contain statistics about all of the stories in the sprint (except those that have been deactivated). It is presented for each team member individually. The task summary and acceptance criteria summary contain statistics about all of the stories in the sprint (except those that have been deactivated). It is presented for each team member individually.
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 A story page looks something like the following: A story page looks something like the following:
  
-{{student:scrumj:story-page.png}}+{{student:scrumj:story-page.png|The Story Page}}
  
 The story description can be entered "in as-I want-so" format by typing in the corresponding cells. The story description can be entered "in as-I want-so" format by typing in the corresponding cells.