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\caption{Simple Map Editor\label{Simple Map Editor}}
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After creating a new .sequence resource and getting the editor selection
prompt (as in the ``Simple Map Editor'' figure), click the \textbf{Simple
Edit} button to get to the simple map editor, which appears in the figure. 

The Simple Editor can create .sequences and .pages which are linear, which
means they have no branches or conditions.

On the right side of the simple editor is the \textbf{Target}, which represents
the map you are currently building. On the left side is the \textbf{Import}
area, which represents a work area you can use for your convenience to load
and manipulate resource you may wish to include in your map. Using the three
buttons in the middle of the screen, from top to bottom you can cut things
out of the Target, copy from the Target to the Import, and copy from the
Import to the Target, respectively.

On both sides of the screen, you can do a Group Search and a Group Import.
A Group Search allows you to run a search, then import selected results from
that search into either directly into your Map, or into your Import space.
Checkboxes will appear next to the results in the Group Search, and you can
click the resource you wish to add to your map in the order that you want
them added. After you select the resource, you will be presented with a screen
that allows you to change the order of the selected resources, then you will
be able to import the selected resources and work with them.

A Group Import works in a similar fashion, but allows you to use the LON-CAPA
network browser to select your resources.

On the Import side, you can also browse for another Map, and load the resources
used in that map into your Import workspace. You can also discard the selected
resources, clear all the resources, and view the selected resource from the
buttons on the Import side of the screen. 

Both list boxes support standard multi-select mechanisms as used in your
OS.