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+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/General_Intro.tex	2013/11/28 02:15:14	1.7
@@ -1,31 +1,35 @@
 \label{General_Intro}
 \section*{Introduction}
-Help screens like this one will be available a certain points across the system.
-You can recognize them by the blue question mark symbol.
+Help screens like this one will be available at certain points in the system.
+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 the so-called Remote
-Control.  A good arrangement of the windows will be to have both 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 press 
-the blue \textbf{EXTENDED DISPLAY} button.
-
-On the screen listing your roles, you probably want to select a certain role, 
-for example that of being a student
-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.
 
@@ -34,20 +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.
+\textbf{Messages} link at the top of the page.
 
 Please use the built-in communication rather than normal email, since it 
 automatically provides context for your questions and concerns.