[WWcvs] webwork-modperl: Updated to conform to changes in PGProblemSetEditor.pm

[Mike G. v. a. <we...@ma...>]

Log Message:
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Updated to conform to changes in PGProblemSetEditor.pm

Tags:
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rel-2-2-dev

Modified Files:
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    webwork-modperl/htdocs/helpFiles:
        InstructorPGProblemEditor.html

Revision Data
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Index: InstructorPGProblemEditor.html
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RCS file: /webwork/cvs/system/webwork-modperl/htdocs/helpFiles/InstructorPGProblemEditor.html,v
retrieving revision 1.1.2.1
retrieving revision 1.1.2.2
diff -Lhtdocs/helpFiles/InstructorPGProblemEditor.html -Lhtdocs/helpFiles/InstructorPGProblemEditor.html -u -r1.1.2.1 -r1.1.2.2
--- htdocs/helpFiles/InstructorPGProblemEditor.html
+++ htdocs/helpFiles/InstructorPGProblemEditor.html
@@ -33,7 +33,10 @@
 as well as set headers and other files.
 </p>
 
-<h4>Features:</h4> 
+<p>
+<strong>Warning:</strong> New windows or refreshed windows may not always be brought to the front.  This depends
+on your browser.
+</p>
 <dl>
 		
 
@@ -46,24 +49,26 @@
 <h4>Action items:</h4> <i>(If an action cannot be executed it will not appear as an action item.)
 </i>
 </dl>
-	<dt>		View problem</dt>
+	<dt>		View ...</dt>
 		<dd>		Will bring up a window to show the results of your editing.  It does not change the permanent file on the disk.</dd>
-	<dt>		Add problem to set</dt>
+	<dt>		Add to set ...</dt>
 		<dd>		Add this problem as the last problem in  an existing set, either as a problem or as the set header (the text that appears on the home page of a homework set). You can rearrange the order of the problems later using the "Hmwk Sets Editor"</dd>
 	<dt>		Save to...</dt>
 		<dd>		Saves the changes to the file indicated.</dd>
-	<dt>		Make local copy </dt>
-		<dd>		Will make a local copy of an uneditable library problem so that you can edit it.  It also changes the file path for the current problem to the new local copy. (It is much like "rename" but actually suggests the file name for you so that you can remember where the problem came from.</dd>
-	<dt>		Rename ...  </dt>
-		<dd>		Saves the changes to a new file and changes the file path for the current problem to this new file</dd>
+	<dt>		Make local editable copy ... </dt>
+		<dd>		Will make a local copy of changes you have made to an uneditable library problem so that you can edit it.  It also changes the file path for the current problem to the new local copy. (It is much like "rename" but actually suggests the file name for you so that you can remember where the problem came from.</dd>
+	<dt>		Rename file path to ...  </dt>
+		<dd>		Saves the text to a new file and changes the file path for the current problem to this new file</dd>
 	<dt>		Create a copy ... </dt>
 		<dd>		Saves the changes to a new file but does not change the file path for the current problem</dd>
-	<dt>		Revert</dt>
+	<dt>		Revert to ...</dt>
 		<dd>		Reverts to the copy of the file saved on the disk -- all unsaved editing changes will be lost.</dd>
 	<dt>		Take action</dt>
-		<dd>		Executes the</dd> action item selected above
+		<dd>		Executes the action item selected above.</dd>
 </dl>
 
+
+
 </blockquote>
 </body>
 </html>