--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Adding_Pages.tex	2004/09/14 01:21:49	1.1
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Adding_Pages.tex	2006/07/24 13:36:59	1.2
@@ -1,38 +1,37 @@
-\label{Docs_Adding_Pages}
-You can add composite pages to your \textbf{Course Document} screen to
-combine separate content items together for display in a single web page. 
-Composite pages can contain uploaded files, homework problems imported
-from the resource repository, and/or simple problems created using the 
-problem editor. To add a composite page to your course, do the following:
-
-\begin{itemize}
-
-\item Log in to the course to which you wish to add a page.
-\item Click \textbf{DOCS} on the remote control.
-\item In the \textbf{Course Documents} screen, click the \textbf{New
-Composite Page}  button in the \textbf{Special documents} column. 
-\item In the pop up window, type the name of the new page and click OK.
-
-The page will appear at the bottom of the course document area to which you added it.
-
-\item To add resources to the page, click on the page you created.
-
-\end{itemize}
-
-Th course document screen will refresh, and the updated display will 
-include the name of the new page appended to the end of the breadcrumb 
-trail, that extends to the right of the \textbf{Main Course Documents} label.
-The page is currently empty. Add new resources to the page as you would 
-add resources to a Folder or to the "top-level" Course Documents area
-(\ref{Docs_Adding_Course_Doc}), 
-except that only a subset of the "Special documents" that may be  
-placed in a folder, can be placed in a composite page. Also, if you use 
-"Import" to include a published sequence in a page, then when the page is 
-displayed the sequence will be opened and all of its contents will appear as 
-elements of the composite page (i.e., no "folder" will appear in the page). 
-If you wish to be able to hide selected elements from the sequence, you should 
-use "Select Map" and "Load Map" to unpack the sequence prior to import. 
-
-Note: Your new composite page will be active the next time you log in, or 
-after clicking the \textbf{re-initializing course} button on the course
-document screen, whichever comes first.
+\label{Docs_Adding_Pages}
+Add composite pages to your \textbf{Course Document} screen to
+combine separate content items together for display in a single web page. 
+Composite pages can contain uploaded files, homework problems imported
+from the resource repository, and/or simple problems created using the 
+problem editor. To add a composite page to your course, do the following:
+
+\begin{itemize}
+
+\item Log in to the course to which you wish to add a page.
+\item Click \textbf{DOCS} on the remote control.
+\item In the \textbf{Course Documents} screen, click the \textbf{New
+Composite Page}  button in the \textbf{Special documents} column. 
+\item In the pop up window, type the name of the new page and click OK.
+
+The page will appear at the bottom of the course document area to which you added it.
+
+\item To add resources to the page, click on the page you created.
+
+\end{itemize}
+
+The Course Document screen will refresh, and the updated display will 
+include the name of the new page appended to the end of the breadcrumb 
+trail, that extends to the right of the \textbf{Main Course Documents} label.
+The page is currently empty. Add new resources to the page as you would 
+add resources to a Folder or to the "top-level" Course Documents area
+(\ref{Docs_Adding_Course_Doc}), 
+except that only a subset of the "Special documents" that may be  
+placed in a folder, can be placed in a composite page. Also, if you use 
+"Import" to include a published sequence in a page; then when the page is 
+displayed; the sequence will open and all of its contents appear as 
+elements of the composite page (i.e., no "folder" will appear in the page). 
+If you wish to be able to hide selected elements from the sequence, you should 
+use "Select Map" and "Load Map" to unpack the sequence prior to import. 
+
+Note: Your new composite page will be active the next time you log in, or 
+by \textbf{re-initializing course} .