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+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/General_Intro.tex	2014/04/25 16:01:34	1.8
@@ -1,30 +1,35 @@
 \label{General_Intro}
 \section*{Introduction}
 Help screens like this one will be available at certain points in the system.
-You will recognize them by the blue question mark symbol.
+You will recognize them by a small blue circle containing a white question mark symbol:
+\includegraphics[width=0.025\paperwidth]{help}
 
-After you log into LON-CAPA, you will see a list of roles which you currently
+After you log into LON-CAPA, you will see a list of roles/courses you currently
 have in the system.
 
-You will also see a little window on the site, which is called the Remote
-Control. A good arrangement of the windows will have the 
-Remote Control and the content window available next to each other. To get
-a description of the shorthand buttons on the Remote Control, you can click 
-the blue \textbf{EXTENDED DISPLAY} button.
-
-On the screen listing your roles, you will want to select a certain role. Example: the student role
-in a certain course. 
+From that screen listing your roles, you will want to select a certain role, 
+for example: the student role in a particular course.
 (hit the \textbf{Select} button next to the course you want to enter).
+
+After you have selected a role, you can return to the roles/courses screen by clicking the 
+``Courses'' link (named ``Roles'' for some types of user), at the top right of the page 
+(one of four links which are displayed there on every LON-CAPA page).
+
+The screen listing your current roles also includes a ``Functions'' menu with
+a symbol/link: \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{chkrole} 
+``Check for changes'' which you can use to check if new roles have been assigned 
+to you since you last logged in.
+ 
 \section*{Navigating a Course}
-You can move forward and backward in the content with the respective buttons 
-in  the Remote Control. 
-You can press the \textbf{NAV} (``Navigate Content'') 
-button to quickly move to a page 
-in the course.
+You can move forward and backward in the content with the respective buttons: 
+\includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{forw} and \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{back} 
+at the left side of the inline menu.
+You can click the \textbf{Contents} link to display a listing of the course 
+contents from where you can quickly move to a particular page in the course. 
 \section*{Homework}
 Your course might offer online homework. You can identify homework by the
 colorful symbols (yellow - available; green - solved; red - past due) in the
-\textbf{NAV} screen. You might have
+\textbf{Contents} screen. You might have
 more than one try to solve a homework problem, and the system 
 stores all attempts.
 
@@ -33,20 +38,19 @@ Please write down this number in your re
 solved the homework.
 \section*{Communication}
 LON-CAPA has built-in communication support. You can send messages regarding 
-the course content using the \textbf{FDBK} (``Feedback'') 
-button in the Remote Control. 
+the course content using the \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{fdbk} 
+symbol/link at the right side of the page.
 You can choose different categories of feedback, including a contribution to 
 the course discussion. 
 
 Normal feedback gets routed to the TAs and course faculty. 
 
-Course discussions are page-specific bulletin boards and come up right under 
-the page that you are viewing. You can choose to post anonymously, in which 
+Course discussions are page-specific discussion boards and appear right under 
+the page content  you are viewing. You can choose to post anonymously, in which 
 case only the course faculty can see your name.
 
-To send internal email, or look at replies to your feedback, use the 
-\textbf{COM} 
-(``Communication'') button.
+To send internal messages, or look at replies to your feedback, use the 
+\textbf{Messages} link at the top of the page.
 
-Please use the built-in communication rather than normal email, since it 
+Please use the built-in communication rather than normal e-mail, since it 
 automatically provides context for your questions and concerns.