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Convenince labels added to the top of each file to assist in creating
index-type help files for things like the XML editor screen (where
there's nothing to hook help to).

    1: \label{Sequence_Simple_Editor_Creation}
    2: 
    3: %
    4: \begin{figure}
    5: \begin{center}\includegraphics[  width=0.80\paperwidth]{mapSimpleEditor}\end{center}
    6: 
    7: 
    8: \caption{Simple Map Editor\label{Simple Map Editor}}
    9: \end{figure}
   10: After creating a new .sequence resource and getting the editor selection
   11: prompt (as in the ``Simple Map Editor'' figure), click the \textbf{Simple
   12: Edit} button to get to the simple map editor, which appears in the figure. 
   13: 
   14: The Simple Editor can create .sequences and .pages which are linear, which
   15: means they have no branches or conditions.
   16: 
   17: On the right side of the simple editor is the \textbf{Target}, which represents
   18: the map you are currently building. On the left side is the \textbf{Import}
   19: area, which represents a work area you can use for your convenience to load
   20: and manipulate resource you may wish to include in your map. Using the three
   21: buttons in the middle of the screen, from top to bottom you can cut things
   22: out of the Target, copy from the Target to the Import, and copy from the
   23: Import to the Target, respectively.
   24: 
   25: On both sides of the screen, you can do a Group Search and a Group Import.
   26: A Group Search allows you to run a search, then import selected results from
   27: that search into either directly into your Map, or into your Import space.
   28: Checkboxes will appear next to the results in the Group Search, and you can
   29: click the resource you wish to add to your map in the order that you want
   30: them added. After you select the resource, you will be presented with a screen
   31: that allows you to change the order of the selected resources, then you will
   32: be able to import the selected resources and work with them.
   33: 
   34: A Group Import works in a similar fashion, but allows you to use the LON-CAPA
   35: network browser to select your resources.
   36: 
   37: On the Import side, you can also browse for another Map, and load the resources
   38: used in that map into your Import workspace. You can also discard the selected
   39: resources, clear all the resources, and view the selected resource from the
   40: buttons on the Import side of the screen. 
   41: 
   42: Both list boxes support standard multi-select mechanisms as used in your
   43: OS.
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