Just an idea, but when I come to websites describing engines, I like it very much to "see" something, and not to have to read what this programm can do and how to start with it. What about creating some engine wideos? They could be used for advertising, and for giving tutorial and information in the same way. You could nicely present some of the engines powerful features and in the same time show the workflow with the several editors, and what belongs to what. Of course you can't teach LiteC to the user this way, but I think beginners that are browsing your site "on the way" have most problems with "vocabs". So what is wed?, what is med?, what is the difference between LiteC and sed?, what has c-Script to do with this all?, and where do I go for A6 instead of A7? These simple questions could be answered "eye candy", most people simply don't read sites (or even small sentences) of information, even if they are interested. But watching a good looking movie is simple.

Hiya.

I think it's organization that's the problem. Maybe have two simple "Download A6 Stuff" and "Download A7 Stuff" links. Each one goes to a new page. On that page are three columns: "World Editor (WED) Tutorials", "Model editor (MED) Tutorials", and "Script Editor (SED) Tutorials". Under the Script Editor column, it's divided into three cells; "Lite-C", "C-Script", "Templates".

Now, each of those 'sections/cells' has download links to their appropriate tutorials.

Simple, organized and easy to update.