Getting started guides for Rational tools

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Summary: Need some help getting started using Rational tools? Begin here.

Date: 03 Jun 2004
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We've found that some of the most valuable information we can provide to our customers is the kind of stuff that just gets you started with the tools, and provides reference as you customize them for your usage.

As such, we compiled getting started guides on the Rational Developer Network for use with the most popular Rational® tools, and are working to move them over to our new home here on developerWorks™.

Big deal, right?

Because these guides index a massive database of information -- information that may not have been completely reworked for the new site yet -- we're getting a lot of feedback about just how valuable these guides are. We know many customers are just looking for the information, no matter the condition.

So, here, without any other fanfare is a list of the old guides in PDF format. Understand that these guides have been culled from the former Rational Developer Network, and are still incomplete. You will see the new versions of the getting started guides as quickly as we can get them ready and operable.

Legacy getting started guides are available for the following products:

Again, we're working to have the revised versions of these guides ready as soon as possible.

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