

The blue arrow adds the selected card to the deck. These arrows lets you manipulate the contents of the deck. There are a number of arrows in the column in the middle of the screen. The less information is on the screen the easier it is to process in your mind. I’d advise to keep it simple and not display too much. You can display whatever you want Qty and Name are important enough to be required and Cost and Type are also very helpful.

You can also click on Columns Manager in the same View menu in order to edit what information is displayed about each card. This will make working on a deck much easier. The first thing to do if you have not done so already is to click on View then Deck Edit Mode.

It will focus more on the actual use of the program. This article will assume you already have the program installed and set up with all the proper sets and images. Jason mentioned that a guide on how to use this program would make for a helpful article. As I’ve mentioned many times before I use Magic Workstation for my deck building and testing.
