Setting up the tent (best with two people, especially at the start).
1. Location: you'll need a clear area of about 12'. Make sure you have snow that's deep enough, or that the ground isn't so hard that you can't pound in the the steel spikes.
2. Sintering the snow: Stomp down the snow, let it sit for an hour. This allows the chemical bonds in the snow to strengthen.
3. Lay out the tent. Make sure it's zipped up. You'll want all angles to be equal, and all sides to be equal. Sod cloth: leave it facing outside when pitching in the snow. Tuck it in if pitching on land.

4. Pound in the stakes. If in snow, make a T-shaped cuts with the snow shovel. Place snow stake line into the T-cut, and attach the stake loops to the guy lines at the tent corners. I like to use a tautline hitch for all guy lines, that allows it to tighten (both during set-up, and as the tent sags).
https://www.netknots.com/rope_knots/tautline-hitch Tighten the five corners, keeping the angles all equal.
Also note the 5-foot tie-outs from the bottom corner. If not on snow, just pound the stakes into the ground through the nylon loops (keep them tight).

5. Unzip the tent, step into the door. Place the centre pole into the top of the tent, and raise up. Place into the centre pole base. If adjustable, have the centre pole about 6" lower than the actual height. This will allow you to get the tent nice and tight.

6. Tie the corner guy lines - either to the stakes in the ground, or to trees. Keep them a bit loose.
7. Tie the side guy lines - same as above. You can use a single tree/stake for both a corner and side guy, but it will distort the tent a bit. Again, keep a bit loose.
8. Tighten the corners. Try and keep the tension equal all around. Then tighten the side guys. Then the corners. Etc. Repeat until all are pretty tight.
9. Raise the centre post to the max height.
10. Insert the stove.

Cheers
Marko