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         As you will see, however, XML in SmootLight goes beyond simple configuration.  XML in
         SmootLight allows us to declare a LightSystem (an inherently non-declarative thing) in the
         same way you might write a webpage in HTML.  We will refer to the XML system here-on-in as
-        `SmootConf'.  Without any further ado, lets start looking at
+        `SmootConf'.  \textbf{The fastest way to get familiar with SmootConf is simply to look at
+        the XML files in the configuration file.  However, if you want a more structured approach to
+        its feature and sublties this document should do the job.}  Without any further ado, lets start looking at
         how this all works.
     \section{Declaring a class in SmootConf}
         The most common thing done is SmootConf is declaring a class -- Class declaration code will