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Pulling updates from help.loncapa.org.

This brings the CVS repository up to date with the work Jay-Lynne has done,
*except* for the stuff on the DOCs screen, which as mentioned in the
meeting will require a bit of programming work.

    1: \label{Docs_Adding_Folders}
    2: You can add folders to your \textbf{Course Document} screen to
    3: organize your course. Folders can act as sequences, chapters, modules,
    4: or homework sets. To add folders to your course, do the following:
    5: 
    6: \begin{itemize}
    7: 
    8: \item Log in to the course you wish to add folders to.
    9: \item Click \textbf{DOCS} on the remote control.
   10: \item At the \textbf{Course Documents} screen, click the \textbf{New
   11: Folder}  button in the \textbf{Special documents} column. 
   12: \item At the pop up window, type the name of the new folder and click OK.
   13: 
   14: The folder will appear at the bottom of the course document area you added it to.
   15: 
   16: \item To add resourses to the folder, click on the folder you created.
   17: 
   18: \end{itemize}
   19: 
   20: A new course document screen will open, but you should see that under
   21: the \textbf{Main Course Documents} label, there is a new label 
   22: \textbf{Folder:}, followed by the folder name. The folder is currently
   23: empty. You can now add resourses to the folder, exactly as they are
   24: added in the "top-level" Course Documents area
   25: (\ref{Docs_Adding_Course_Doc}).
   26: 
   27: Note: Your new folders will be active the next time you log in, or by 
   28: clicking the \textbf{re-initializing course} button on the course
   29: document screen, whichever comes first.

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