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    A software wizard guides a user through a series of dialog boxes to complete complex, infrequent, or unfamiliar tasks in a step-by-step process. By 2001, wizards had become common in most consumer operating systems, though called different names, to simplify processes like initial system setup or creating a new network connection. Many web applications and software also use wizards to streamline interactive or lengthy processes.

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    A software wizard guides a user through a series of dialog boxes to complete complex, infrequent, or unfamiliar tasks in a step-by-step process. By 2001, wizards had become common in most consumer operating systems, though called different names, to simplify processes like initial system setup or creating a new network connection. Many web applications and software also use wizards to streamline interactive or lengthy processes.

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    A software wizard guides a user through a series of dialog boxes to complete complex, infrequent, or unfamiliar tasks in a step-by-step process. By 2001, wizards had become common in most consumer operating systems, though called different names, to simplify processes like initial system setup or creating a new network connection. Many web applications and software also use wizards to streamline interactive or lengthy processes.

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    A software wizard or setup assistant is a user interface type that presents a user with a sequence

    of dialog boxes that lead the user through a series of well-defined steps. Tasks that are complex,
    infrequently performed, or unfamiliar may be easier to perform using a wizard. In contrast, anexpert
    system guides a user through a series of (usually yes/no) questions to solve a problem.
    By 2001, wizards had become commonplace in most consumer-oriented operating systems,
    although not always under the name "wizard." In Mac OS X, for example, they are called
    "assistants"; some examples include the "Setup Assistant," which is run at initial bootup of
    the Macintosh, and the "Network Setup Assistant," which has a similar function to the MS-Windows
    "New Connection Wizard." GNOME refers to its wizards as "assistants."
    Many web applications, for instance online booking sites, make use of the wizard paradigm to
    complete lengthy interactive processes, sometimes becoming similar to automated online
    assistants. Oracle Designer also uses wizards extensively.

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