rewrte offline instruction for TurtleStitch

OFFLINE.md

@@ -1,20 +1,20 @@
-# Using Snap! Without an Internet Connection
+# Using TurtleStitch Without an Internet Connection
 
-Snap! is a web application hosted at
-[https://snap.berkeley.edu/run](https://snap.berkeley.edu/run "Snap! online").
+TurtleStitch is a web application hosted at
+[https://www.turtlestitch.org/](https://www.turtlestitch.org/ "TurtleStitch.org").
    
-If you would like to use Snap! without being connected to the internet, e.g. in a remote area
-or in a school with limited or unreliable online service you can easily set up Snap! locally on
+If you would like to use TurtleStitch without being connected to the internet, e.g. in a remote area
+or in a school with limited or unreliable online service you can easily set up TurtleStitch locally on
 your computer, by following these
 
 ## Simple Steps:
 
-1. Download the latest Snap! Release from
-[https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap/releases/latest](https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap/releases/latest "Snap! Source Code"), and unpack the contents of the archive to your local disk.
-2. Open the file `snap.html` in your browser.
+1. Download the latest TurtleStitch Release from
+[https://github.com/backface/turtlestitch/releases/latest](https://github.com/backface/turtlestitch/releases/latest "TurtleStitch Source Code"), and unpack the contents of the archive to your local disk.
+2. Open the file `index.html` in your browser.
 3. There is no step 3.
 
-Snap! is just a web page, you can open it locally in your browser, no need to install anything
+TurtleStitch is just a web page, you can open it locally in your browser, no need to install anything
 on your computer. You can use whichever operating system you like, you don't even need
 admin rights. You can also use a memory stick to distribute the directory with source files
 among the participants of a workshop or the students of your class, even if some of them
@@ -26,16 +26,16 @@ Windows users, this is for you.
 
 Once you've downloaded the source code, please remember to actually unpack the archive
 to your computer. If you downloaded the zip file please actually unzip it, before you open
-`snap.html`. If you use a Mac simple double-clicking the zip file unpacks it. But if you're
+`index.html`. If you use a Mac simple double-clicking the zip file unpacks it. But if you're
 on Windows double clicking the zip fie will *not* unzip it but instead show you the contents of
 the archive.
 
 ## Which Web Browser?
 
-It's best to open Snap! in Chrome or Firefox.
+It's best to open TurtleStitch in Chrome or Firefox.
 
-Snap! is using web standards and runs in any modern web browser. Some browsers are faster
-than others, which makes using Snap! more fun. For the best user experience we recommend
+TurtleStitch is using web standards and runs in any modern web browser. Some browsers are faster
+than others, which makes using TurtleStitch more fun. For the best user experience we recommend
 Chrome or Firefox. IE does not comply with modern web standards and will not work. Edge
 will work, but some operations will be so slow it takes the fun out of programming and playing. 
 
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ will work, but some operations will be so slow it takes the fun out of programmi
 
 We don't recommend it.
 
-Snap! sorta runs on tablets, but the UI isn't optimized for mobile use. Also, many mobile
+TurtleStitch sorta runs on tablets, but the UI isn't optimized for mobile use. Also, many mobile
 web browsers enforce some restrictions that are not web-standards compliant, e.g. they
 will not support the soft keyboard or intentionally slow down certain operations to discourage
 using web apps in favor of proprietary "native" apps.
@@ -52,31 +52,31 @@ using web apps in favor of proprietary "native" apps.
 
 You can't access the cloud, duh. Everything else just works.
 
-Aside from accessing the cloud using Snap! offline in the browser by opening the `snap.html`
+Aside from accessing the cloud using TurtleStitchoffline in the browser by opening the `index.html`
 file locally there aren't any restrictions. You can use all the blocks, import pictures, sounds,
 libraries, take snapshots with the webcom, record sounds with the microphone, draw your
 own costumes etc.
 
 ## Saving and Loading
 
-When you use Snap! locally you will not be able to save projects to the cloud, nor can you
+When you use TurtleStitch locally you will not be able to save projects to the cloud, nor can you
 access projects saved in the cloud. Instead projects will be exported as xml-files to your
 computer, from where they can also be opened again.
 
-There are two ways to load projects and assets from your computer when you use Snap!
+There are two ways to load projects and assets from your computer when you use TurtleStitch
 without an internet connection:
 
-1. Using the options in Snap's file menu opens an OS-native file dialog that lets you select
+1. Using the options in TurtleStitch's file menu opens an OS-native file dialog that lets you select
 which file to import or load.
 2. Alternatively you can drag projects and assets (extension libraries, pictures, sounds etc.)
-from your computer directly into Snap! and drop it. If you import sounds or images you can
+from your computer directly into TurtleStitch and drop it. If you import sounds or images you can
 also drag and drop several files all at once.
 
 Easy, isn't it?
 
-## Keeping Snap! up-to-date
+## Keeping TurtleStitch up-to-date
 
-From time to time it's wise to check whether a new version of Snap! is available. You can
+From time to time it's wise to check whether a new version of TurtleStitch is available. You can
 find out the lastest release using the link above, and compare that to the offline sources on
 your computer. If there is a newer version, simply replace the source files with the newer ones.