--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Overview.tex	2002/12/13 20:39:49	1.3
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Docs_Overview.tex	2006/07/14 18:53:42	1.8
@@ -1,34 +1,28 @@
-\label{Docs_Overview}Management of a LON-CAPA course is managed through
-the Course Documents screen, accessed by pressing the \textbf{DOCS} button
-on the remote. This screen allows you to arrange LON-CAPA resources from
-the LON-CAPA network, and create several resources for use in your course. 
-
-\textbf{Main Course Documents} are the ones the student will use the navigation
-controls to move through, and make up the course itself. Main Course documents
-show up on the Navigation Maps screen. Main Course Documents was added to
-LON-CAPA in 2003, so courses pre-dating 2003, or deliberately created in
-the old style by the Domain Coordinator will not have Main Course Documents.
-
-\textbf{Supplemental Course Documents} are attached to the course, but do
-not appear in the main course sequence. Students access these documents by
-hitting the \textbf{DOCS} button on their remote. Supplemental Course Documents
-are particularly useful for auxiliary files that may not be directly viewable
-or usable in a browser, such as Powerpoint presentations or Word documents,
-which may not work on all student's computers.
-
-Manipulating the two types of Course Documents are essentially identical,
-except that the Main Course Documents has some options which are not available
-in the Supplemental Documents, as they do not make sense there.
-
-\textbf{Note}: These capabilities are provided to allow instructors to extend
-already existing courses, or personalize courses with their own syllabuses
-or information pages. Main Course Documents and Supplemental Course documents
-do not carry over from one course to another. If you would like to create
-documents that can be used in multiple courses, please talk to your LON-CAPA
-Domain Coordinator about becoming an Author, which will open the full power
-of the Author role to you. For more information about what that means, see
-the LON-CAPA Author's Manual. It is available online in the \textbf{About
-LON-CAPA Help and More Help} link at the bottom of this page, if you are
-viewing this online, or at http://\emph{your LON-CAPA server}/adm/help/abouthelp.html,
-where {}``\emph{your LON-CAPA server}'' is replaced by the hostname you
-use to access your server, such as {}``loncapa.msu.edu''.
+\label{Docs_Overview}A LON-CAPA course is managed through
+the \textbf{Course Documents} screen and accessed by selecting \textbf{DOCS} on the Remote Control or Main Menu. This screen allows you to create new resources and arrange LON-CAPA resources from
+the LON-CAPA network. 
+
+\textbf{Main Course Documents} make up the course itself. Stuents use the navigation 
+controls to move through the Main Course Documents. Main Course Documents are listed on
+the \textbf{Navigate Course Contents} screen. Main Course Documents were added to
+LON-CAPA in 2003, so pre-2003 courses (as well as courses deliberately created in
+the old style) will not have Main Course Documents.
+
+\textbf{Supplemental Course Documents} are attached to the course but do
+not appear in the main course sequence. Students access these documents by
+selecting \textbf{DOCS} on the Remote Control or Main Menu. Supplemental Course Documents
+are particularly useful for auxiliary files that may not be directly viewable
+or usable in a browser, such as PowerPoint presentations or Word documents,
+which may not work on all students' computers.
+
+These the two types of Course Documents are essentially identical,
+except Main Course Documents have some options not available
+to the Supplemental Course Documents.
+
+NOTE: These capabilities provide instructors the ability to extend
+already existing courses, or personalize courses with their own syllabi
+or information pages. Main Course Documents and Supplemental Course Documents
+do not carry over from one course to another. To create
+documents for use in multiple courses, please talk to your LON-CAPA
+Domain Coordinator about becoming an Author. For more information about becomming an Author, see
+the LON-CAPA Author's Manual available online at \underbar{http://help.lon-capa.org}.