--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Radio.tex	2004/06/13 22:57:09	1.1
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Radio.tex	2016/08/20 17:48:11	1.6
@@ -1,27 +1,34 @@
-\label{Docs Radio}
-This is a question where students can choose only one correct answer
-out of a selection. Each selection choice is called a foil because
-the majority of the selection choices try to foil the student. Only
-one foil is correct. LON-CAPA will randomly display the foils to your
-students. If you choose to set the max number of displayed foils to
-4 but only have 6 foils then LON-CAPA will choose one of the True
-foils and fill in the rest of the foils with false foils up to a maximum
-of four foils. To edit the 1 out of N multiple choice problem, enter
-your question text into the appropriate box. Then enter one foil statement
-in each foil box that you would like to use. You do not have to use
-all 10 of the foil boxes. For each foil that you do use, you will
-need to assign it a value of True or False. You can assign a foil
-a location if you choose. For example, the foils will apear in random
-order for your students. If you have a foil statement of {}``None
-of the above'' then you will want this statement to always appear
-at the bottom. After entering all of the correct foil text, you can
-add an optional hint. The hint text will appear under your student's
-view of the problem after getting one incorrect submission. The hint
-text will remain displayed on your students view of the problem after
-it is correct for study purposes. At any point in the editing process,
-you can choose to store your changes. Each time you click \fbox{Store Changes}
-, the current view of your problem will appear in box at the top of
-the edit screen. When you are done editing, click the \fbox{Store Changes}
-button and close the window by selecting the {}``x'' in the upper
-right-hand corner of the window.
-
+\label{Docs_Radio}
+This is a question where students can choose only one correct answer
+from a selection. Each choice in the selection is called a ``foil'' because
+the majority of the selection choices try to foil the student. Only
+one foil is correct. 
+
+LON-CAPA randomly displays the foils to students. If you choose to set the max number of displayed foils to
+4, but only have 6 foils, then LON-CAPA will choose one of the True
+foils and fill in the rest of the foils with false foils, up to a maximum
+of four foils. To edit the 1 out of N multiple choice problem, enter
+your question text into the appropriate box. Then enter one foil statement
+into each foil box you want to use. You do not have to use
+all 10 of the foil boxes. For each foil you do use, you
+need to assign it a value of True or False. 
+
+You can choose to assign a foil
+a location. For example, the foils appear in random
+order to your students. If you have a foil statement of ``None
+of the above'', then you want this statement to always appear
+at the bottom. 
+
+After entering all of the correct foil text, you can
+add an optional hint. The hint text appears under the student's
+view of the problem after getting one incorrect submission. The hint
+text remains displayed on your students' views of the problem after
+it is correct, for study purposes. 
+
+At any point in the editing process,
+you can choose to store your changes. Each time you click \fbox{Save and Edit}
+, the current view of the problem will appear in box at the top of
+the edit screen. When finished editing, click the \fbox{Save and Edit}
+button and then the the \underline{Student view} link in the 
+\textbf{Functions} section of the Inline Menu.
+