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-The following list is intended as a guideline how to get started using CRAM. ...+The following list is intended as a guideline on how to get started using CRAM.
  
 +  * You can install CRAM packages following the [[../installation|Installation]] instructions.
  
-  * You can install CRAM packages using [[doc/getting_started|installation]].+  * To learn how to comfortably use the recommended development environment, check the [[ide|Setup and IDE]] page, which describes the main software components of the development environment, how to set them up and how to use them.
  
-  * If you are looking for Tutorials about CRAM, click [[doc/getting_started|Tutorials]] +  * To get a very quick crash course in Lisp, check the commands [[doc:getting_started:lisp_crash_course|here]].
  
-  * How to use the environment: emacs, slime, ... hotkeys and suff+  * If you are looking to acquire hands-on experience with CRAM, look through the [[../tutorials|Tutorials]] 
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 +  * To learn more about the theoretical backgrounds of CRAM check out the [[../publications|Publications]] page. 
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 +  * To broaden your background knowledge on Robotics, AI, Planning and Lisp consult the [[links|Links]] page. 
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 +  * Before starting to write your own CRAM packages skim through the [[http://cram-system.org/doc/guidelines|Programming Guidelines]] page.