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## Index
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- [Introduction](#introduction)
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- [How to Start](#how-to-start)
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- [Quick Start](#quick-start)
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- [Message Handling](#message-handling)
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* [Example #0 - System Calls](#add-some-system-calls-example-0---system-calls)
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await this.NavigateTo(tf);
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```
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## Quick Start:
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When migrating from a previous version or starting completely new, all these options can be a bit overwhelming.
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For this I added a QuickStart option, directly after the Create call. It just need basic parameters like in earlier versions.
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```
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//Prepare the System (New in V5)
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var bb = BotBaseBuilder
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.Create()
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.QuickStart("{YOUR API KEY}", StartForm)
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.Build();
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//Start your Bot
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bb.Start();
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```
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## Message Handling
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All examples are within the test project, so just try it out on your own.
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