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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Creating GUIs with the TaurusGUI framework
The easiest way to create a new GUI using Taurus is by invoking::
- taurusgui --new-gui
+ taurus newgui
This shows a "wizard" application that will guide you through
the process of creating a :class:`TaurusGui`-based GUI in a few minutes
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ more advanced control can be exerted at several levels:
- First, it is possible to edit the configuration files that define a
TaurusGUI-based application. These are declarative python and XML files
(editable as plain text) complemented by Qt settings files (editable with
- the provided :ref:`taurusconfigbrowser <configurations>` application).
+ the provided :ref:`taurus config <configurations>` application).
- On a lower level, custom specific widgets (created either programmatically, as in
the :ref:`examples` or via the :ref:`Qt designer <taurusqtdesigner-tutorial>`)