Sven Van Caekenberghe wrote:
Ben,

He is right, it is a problem when you go to the tutorial via the Browse tutorial tool:

And yes there is already an issue but it was temporary closed because the welcome space's first expression helps a bit.

I had a little look at it. I naively tried...
    HelpBrowser>>initWindow
         contentMorph := self defaultViewerClass on: self
            text: nil
            accept: nil
            readSelection: nil
            menu: #codePaneMenu:shifted:.  "<--replaces nil"

    HelpBrowser>>codePaneMenu: aMenu
            ^ aMenu addAllFrom: SmalltalkEditor yellowButtonMenu

But while it shows a menu, the DoIt opens a new window rather than changing the text in the help browser.  Digging further, HelpBrowser >> helpTopic eventually uses PharoTutorialHelpTutorialBuilder to convert Lessons into HelpTopics - and so with the current architecture there seems not possible for the #next sent to PharoTutorial to change the HelpTopic displayed in the HelpBrowser.

The options I can guess are:
1. Strip the "PharoTutorial next" from the bottom of each lesson and have the LessonView >> showLesson:withTitle: append "PharoTutorial next" to the text of each Lesson.
2. Lessons are not converted to HelpTopics. Instead use or wrap PharoTutorial directly and link its #lessonView:  to  the HelpBrowser somehow.
3. Somehow use announcements.

cheers -ben

On 30 Apr 2014, at 07:43, Ben Coman <btc@openInWorld.com> wrote:

David Harris wrote:
I reported a problem with the mouse right-click under Windows 7 last January and the 30845 update still exhibits the same behavior.

Selected Pharo Tutorials from the World menu. Expanded Pharo Syntax Tutorial. Clicked Welcome. Highlighted 'PharoTutorial next.' Right-click of mouse does nothing. Fortunately, Alt-D does perform the do-it action. Once the new tutorial window opens, then right-click works as advertised. It is just that first panel where it is non-functional. Unfortunately, that panel tells the user "right-click and choose 'do it (d)'"                
That is strange, it works for me on Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit with freshly downloaded VM+image
I did this...
1. Downloaded and unzipped http://files.pharo.org/platform/Pharo3.0-win.zip (dated 2014-04-29).
2. Double clicked pharo.exe
3. World Menu > System > System Reporter
4. In Welcome, highlighted "PharoTutorial go" > right-click > Do it
5. In Tutorial, highlighted "PharoTutorial next" > right-click ---> took the attached snapshot 

cheers -ben

btw do you have the case number?
<PharoTutorial-right-click.png>