--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Main_Course_Documents.tex	2003/09/02 18:28:36	1.3
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Main_Course_Documents.tex	2013/08/27 17:38:31	1.13
@@ -1,20 +1,13 @@
-Main Course Documents are the {}``top-level'' documents of your course. They are the 
-documents the user will use the navigation controls to move through, and
-makeup the course itself. When a user enters the course they will be taken to 
-the first resource listed in the main course documents, and as they proceed 
-forward through the course, they will proceed towards the last resource. Main 
-Course documents also show up on the Navigate Course Content screen. Manipulating
-main course documents and supplemental course documents is essentially identical, 
-except that main course documents has some options that is not available in the
-supplemental documents.What are Supplemental Course Documents?
-Changes made to the main course documents, such as adding new resources, changing the order, 
-renaming or removing resources will be visible the next time you log in, or by 
-clicking the re-initialize button on the course document screen, whichever comes 
-first. Main Course Documents was added to LON-CAPA in 2003, so courses pre-dated
-2003, or deliberately created in the old style by the Domain Coordinator will not
-have Main Course Documents.
-
-\textbf{Note}: Main Course Documents and Supplemental Course Documents do not
-carry over from one course to another. If you would like to create
-documents that can be used in multiple courses, please ask your
-LON-CAPA Domain Coordinator about becoming an Author.
+\label{Docs_Main_Course_Documents}
+
+The Main Content area will contain the {}``top-level'' documents in your course. 
+Users enter the course at the first resource listed in the Main Content. As they proceed 
+through the course, they proceed towards the last resource. Main Content items
+also appear on the \textbf{Course Contents} screen. 
+
+Main Content items can have contents setting applied to them which control such things as availability, visibility, and support for attached discussion boards which are unavailable for items in the 
+Supplemental Content area. A hierarchy of folders can be used to organize the Main Content area. 
+
+In addition, the Main Content area can include a \textbf{Course Contents} page, \textbf{Simple Pages}, \textbf{Discussion Boards}, or Assessment items imported from the shared content pool. 
+
+NOTE: Any changes made to the Main Content will be visible upon \fbox{re-initializing course}, or at the next log in.