How to use Scid chess?

Hi.
Somebody know how use this program?? I dont find anything.
Thanks to all.

Open the program, press F1 and read the manual.

@bufferunderrun you are a bad person you know?

@DemetriousJohnson bufferunderun is a moderator here.I can only suggest you take the advice offered.

Didn't mean to be rude. But in order to know how to use SCID you need to read the manual. And that is how you do it.

It's actually a very good manual. I use it by myself but your question is far too generel that I could answer it.

Here is a nice Video I watched, which is originally made for Scid vs. PC but it works with Scid too.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG2yRGlL1iU

@rooooks
Hi.
Thanks.
For example i have this "Play/Training/Openings" ok, to the windows is open. Scid tell me "open first a repertoire database with icon/type set to the right side"....... so... how i do that?

(i dont speak english).

This is described in the manual, under Opening Trainer window section.

Open a database, File → Open... (or Ctrl+O).
Then go to Database → Maintenance → Maintenance Window (or Ctrl+M).
Click on the icon in the top left corner, where it says "Database:"
Scroll down and select "Openings for White", "Openings for Black" or "Openings for either color."
Go to Play → Training → Openings.
Select "white", "black" or "both," depending on what you chose above.
Make a move or if you are training with Black pieces, rotate the board (hamburger menu below the board → Rotate)

@bufferunderrun Thanks!
Anyway... dont work.
make some error...:
"can not find channel named "stdout"
can not find channel named "stdout"
while executing
"puts "redundancy and incoherence $m $nag for $newFen""
(procedure "fillFen" line 38)
invoked from within
"fillFen"
(procedure "parseVar" line 3)
invoked from within
"parseVar"
(procedure "parseVar" line 9)
invoked from within
"parseVar"
(procedure "parseGame" line 8)
invoked from within
"parseGame"
(procedure "loadRep" line 21)
invoked from within
"loadRep "$repBase - [sc_base filename $repBase]""
(procedure "::opening::openRep" line 30)
invoked from within
"::opening::openRep"
invoked from within
".openingConfig.f2.ok invoke "
invoked from within
".openingConfig.f2.ok instate !disabled { .openingConfig.f2.ok invoke } "
invoked from within
".openingConfig.f2.ok instate pressed { .openingConfig.f2.ok state !pressed; .openingConfig.f2.ok instate !disabled { .openingConfig.f2.ok invoke } } "
(command bound to event)"

I look on google and is not working.....
Thanks anyway!

Works here with 4.7.0. Tcl/Tk 8.6.8.
Which version do you use?
When does it happen?
Did you try another database, like plain simple PGN without NAGs, variations, annotations?