I’m using 029. Observations on the tutorial 
A. When I first create the new project, the tutorial starts on Page 18 out of 19 Pages. (It does say “So, without further ado, click on “Step 1: Beginnings” in the list on the left to begin.” but it’s kind of odd when it automatically starts on the second to last page.)
B. About that “click on “Step 1: Beginnings”” – It’s not immediately visible. You need to go digging for it.
C. Having found “Step 1: Beginnings”, the very first line is “Let’s take a closer look at “Scrivenings” mode.”. Closer than what? I thought the tutorial just started. Did I miss something?
D. Still near the top of “Step 1: Beginnings” it says (near the top of the page) "We already did (1) in Step 7, so let’s try viewing arbitrary documents this time. " strongly implying that one is meant to do Step 7 of the tutorial BEFORE Step 1. Bwuh?
E. Immediately after the implication that we’ve already done “Step 7”, the “Step 1: Beginnings” tells you to go to “Start Here”. How many beginnings ARE there to this tutorial? First page 18, then page 1, then page “start here”. It’s rather disorienting to have so many beginnings.
F. Finally arriving at “start here”, I get a weird sense of deja vu. It’s kinda-sorta like the “Page 18” that I started on, but not exactly. It does have the same “So, without further ado, click on “Step 1: Beginnings” in the list on the left to begin.” as the initial Page 18 though, sending be back to Step1. (remember “You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike”?)
G: Now the “Step 1:” is saying to ‘ensure that the stack of papers is selected in the “Group Mode” control in the toolbar’ OK, it’s not rocket science and I can figure this out, but it’s kind of weird being asked to “ensure” something about a setting that hasn’t been introduced yet. While I’m still trying to figure out where the tutorial starts.
H: Also, having the tutorial begin with instructing you to take a sequence of steps that take you away from the page displaying the sequence of steps – thus forcing you to (attempt to) memorize the steps while the program is still brand new (and possibly not entirely succeeding) – adds to the “wandering around in a maze” feeling.
I: Now “Step 1” telling me what “The Inspector” displays, without telling me what “The Inspector” is, or where it can be found on the screen. Again, I can figure it out – but I’m starting to worry that if my lantern goes out, I’ll be eaten by a grue.
Maybe it’s just too late at night for me to be working on this, but I’m finding the tutorial incredibly confusing despite having been happily using Scrivener for the past month. And I’m still on the first step. (At least I think I am. With all the different beginnings, it’s hard to tell.)
Loving the program, though, despite my (possibly sleepiness induced) befuddlement with the tutorial.
EDITED TO ADD:
OK, poked around some more. Since “Step 1:” seemed so badly out of place, I decided to see if it had been accidently swapped with, say, “Step 11”, which is called “Scrivenings” (which “Step 1” wanted to take a “closer” look at.)
“Step 11: Scrivnings” says “This brings us to the end of part 1 of the tutorial”, despite the fact that it’s the 5th out of six steps in Part 2.
This makes me curious what “Step 6: End of Part one” says. Turns out it tells one to go to “Step 16”.
So, I started clicking on all of the items, looking for something that looked like it was the REAL “Step 1”.
I discovered that “Step 4: Full Screen” (the fourth of six steps in Part 1) begins by saying "Welcome to Part 2 of the tutorial.
“Step 5: The Inspector” just talks about importing files from other programs. That doesn’t seem right…
“Step 7: Changing Editor Views” (the first step in Part 2) is the most beginning-friendly place I’ve found yet, starting by saying that “Scrivener’s editor has four modes - four different ways of viewing your work - and learning how and when to switch between them will make your Scrivener experience much more comfortable. The four modes are as follows:”. This page I can read as a beginner without feeling lost – unlike any of the pages in Part 1.
“Step 8: Splits” Talks about Saving, Layout, and Scratchpad. What’s a split, and what does it have to do with these this?
I’m not sure what “Step 10: Outliner” is about, but it doesn’t seem to mention the outliner at all.
“Step 13: Importing” is completely blank. I guess because importing was already covered in “Step 5: The inspector”.
“Step 14: Exporting” doesn’t mention exporting files. Just splitting them.
“Step 15: Compling the draft” seems to be giving basic information about the interface – explaining “The format bar”, “the format menu”, etc.
“Step 17: Text editing” seems to have exactly the same content as “Step 15: Compling the draft”, but it’s formatted slightly differently.
Edited again to add again:
Now I looked at the sub-files to “Step 5: The inspector”
5c Notes: Is talking about the outliner, compiling, and organization. Doesn’t seem to mention notes.
5e Keywords: Is talking about compiling PDFs.