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 .. _gui_usage:
 
 User's guide of the graphical interface
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 .. index:: single: case
 .. index:: single: iteration
 
 Activation of the module HOMARD
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 Two ways can be used to launch the module HOMARD:
 
 #. by activating the tab HOMARD into the list of the modules
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 Definition of an adaptation
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 Once the activation of the module HOMARD is done, a case is created. The initial mesh of the series of adapted meshes is selected (see :ref:`gui_create_case`). From this case, the successives iterations are defined (see :ref:`gui_create_iteration`) with hypotheses (see :ref:`gui_create_hypothese`). The adaptations are launched as described in :ref:`gui_homard`.
 
 
 User's guide of the graphical interface
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