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 case you may be able to carry out standard file operations (copy, move, add file etc.) using your computer's   case you may be able to carry out standard file operations (copy, move, add file etc.) using your computer's 
 standard filesystem interface, after you have established access to your authoring space volume.  standard filesystem interface, after you have established access to your authoring space volume.
   
 LON-CAPA has three work spaces: the ROLES menu, the course/community space where courses are developed from resources, and the authoring space where resources are composed and published. There are two user manuals for LON-CAPA, a course coordinator manual and author manual. Also, quick reference guides are available for both manuals at \texttt{http://help.loncapa.org}. This is the author manual used to create resources such as problems that can later be added to your course.  LON-CAPA has three work spaces: the ROLES menu, the course/community space where courses are developed from resources, and the authoring space where resources are composed and published. There are two user manuals for LON-CAPA, a course coordinator manual and author manual. Also, there are quick reference guides to building a course and building an exam,  available at \texttt{http://help.loncapa.org}. This is the author manual used to create resources such as problems that can later be added to your course.
   
 Before creating problems, you should have:  Before creating problems, you should have:
   
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 \textbf{Comments}  \textbf{Comments}
   
 Commenting you xml and scripts is important for both you and other users. Commenting within a loncapa/perl script   Commenting your xml and scripts is important for both you and other users. Commenting within a loncapa/perl script 
 is denoted with a \#. This can be entered anwhere in a line and the remainder of the line will be ignored when  is denoted with a \#. This can be entered anwhere in a line and the remainder of the line will be ignored when
 parsing. Problems are coded in xml. Comments in xml are of the format \texttt{<!-- comment -->}.  parsing. Problems are coded in xml. Comments in xml are of the format \texttt{<!-- comment -->}.
 \index{comment markers}However, it is important to know that the XML comments   \index{comment markers}However, it is important to know that the XML comments 
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