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\label{Sequence_Advanced_Editor_Creation}

After creating a new .sequence resource and getting the editor selection
prompt (\ref{Map Editor Selection Figure}), click the \textbf{Advanced
Edit} button to get to the advanced map editor. %
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[  width=0.80\paperwidth]{mapAdvancedEditorNew}\end{center}


\caption{Initial Map Editor\label{Initial Map Editor Figure}}
\end{figure}
You should see the initial map editor as shown in the ``Initial Map Editor'' figure.
Note there are two windows: One is the workspace and one is a secondary
window which will contain information as you add resources.

\begin{enumerate}
\item %
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[  width=0.80\paperwidth]{mapClickedStart}\end{center}


\caption{After clicking \textbf{Start} in the Map Constructor\label{Clicked Start Figure}}
\end{figure}
Click the \textbf{Start} box. You'll see what is shown in the ``After
clicking \textbf{Start} in the Map Constructor'' figure.
Click \textbf{Link Resource} in the secondary window then click on the \textbf{Finish}
box.%
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[  height=0.25\paperwidth]{mapStraightened}\end{center}


\caption{Straightened Map\label{Striaghtened map}}
\end{figure}
 After that, click \textbf{Straighten}. You should see something
 looking like the ``Straightened Map'' figure. 
This creates a simple map that flows from beginning
to end.
\item %
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[  height=0.30\paperwidth]{mapInsertResource}\end{center}


\caption{Inserting a Resource\label{Inserting a Resource Figure}}
\end{figure}
To insert a resource into the flow, click the black line with two arrows,
seen between the \textbf{Start} and \textbf{Finish} boxes in the
``Straightened Map'' figure.
In the secondary window, you will see something like the ``Inserting a
Resource'' figure.
Click \textbf{Insert Resource Into Link}. A new resource box will appear
in the link. Click the resource, which will have the label \textbf{Res}.
\item Click \textbf{Browse} and the \textbf{Network Directory Browser} will appear,%
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[  width=0.60\paperwidth]{mapEditorDirectoryBrowser}\end{center}


\caption{Network Directory Browser\label{Map Editor Network Directory Browser Figure}}
\end{figure}
 as shown in the ``Network Directory Browser'' figure.
Press the \textbf{SELECT} button that is next to the resource you want to
place in the chosen resource box.%
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}\includegraphics[  height=0.30\paperwidth]{mapEditorResourceChosen}\end{center}


\caption{Resource Chosen\label{Map Resource Chosen Figure}}
\end{figure}
 Once you've done that, if you look back at the window that popped up when
you clicked on \textbf{New Resource}, you'll see something like the
``Resource Chosen'' figure.
You can type the \textbf{URL} and \textbf{Title} into the secondary window
if you prefer, following the format you see when you've successfully browsed
to a resource. After you click \textbf{Save Changes}, your changes will be
set and the icons for the resource will appear in the \textbf{Res} box,
as shown in figure \ref{Map Resource Chosen Figure}. Click \textbf{Save
Map} in the bar above your map to save the map.


Clicking on the left icon for a resource will open a new browser window with
an informational page about that resource. Clicking on the right icon for
a resource will open a new browser window and take you to the rendering of
that resource.

\item Repeat steps two and three for as many resources as you'd like to bind together
into one page. You can insert the new resources anywhere you'd like.
\item When you are done adding resources, click the \textbf{Save Map} link to save
the map.
\end{enumerate}
In addition to manually adding in resources, the Advanced Editor also has
the ability to import resources in the same way that the Simple Editor can:
From a LON-CAPA network browser window, from a Group Search, or from another
Map.

The Advanced Editor has many more capabilities which you can explore.