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   	<h3>Choose Clients</h3>
   		<div class="help_accordion">
  -			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  -				<div>
  -					<p>This is where you will choose the clients you want to work with and try and make a sale
  -						with.</p>
  +			<h3>What I you do here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>You choose the clients you want to sell an ad to.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What does "Total clients available" mean?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is the total number of clients you are able to have at any given time.</p>
  +					<p>Once you reach zero, you will not be able to select any more clients until you
  +						either make a sale or release a client.</p>
  +					<p>To learn how to release a client, go to the My Clients section of the Help page.</p>
   				</div>
   			<h3>Example Situation</h3>
   				<div>
  
positive.code: 						points.
  					</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What can you do with Released clients?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>This is more of a reference of what activity you did with the client, and you will not be
  						able to delete or create activities with it (except for a comment).</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>How do you release a client?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>If you do not want the client anymore, and you want to choose another one, you can use
  						this option of releasing a client.</p>
  					<p>To do this: <br /> 
  						1) Hover the mouse over the sticky note of the client you want to release (you will only
  						be able to delete an active client, not a completed client).<br />
  						2) Click on the small x that appears in the top left corner.<br />
  						3) A pop up box will appear making sure if you want to release it, along with a comment
  						box if you want to leave a comment (optional).<br />
  						4) Click release and that's it!</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What happens when you release a client?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>The client will go to your released client section, and you will now be able to select 
  						another client from the Choose Clients tab.</p>
  					<p>Also, if you had any points associated with this client, you will still keep them. :)</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>Why are the sticky notes green, yellow, white, or gray?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>The colors are associated to each type of priority (execept gray):<br />
  						<h4>Green</h4>- The client is a high priority client.<br />
  						<h4>Yellow</h4>- The client is a medium priority client.<br />
  						<h4>White</h4>- The client is a low priority client.<br />
  
negative.code: 						3) 0 High, 3 Medium, and 0 Low.<br />
  						4) 0 High, 0 Medium, and 3 Low.<br /></p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What do the "High, Medium, and Low priorities allowed" numbers mean?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>An easy way to view these numbers is as a restriction on the "Total clients 
  						available" number.</p>
  					<p>You can never have more than the maximum number of clients.  However, there are cases when the teacher
  						decides to limit the number of clients you can choose with a specific priority.</p>
  					<p>If you reach zero for a priority, then you will not be able to select a
  						client with that same priority type even if you have not reached the maximum number of clients that you are allowed 
  						to have.  Once you make a sale or release a client with that
  						priority type, then you will be able to select another.</p>
  					<p>To learn how to release a client, go to the My Clients section of the Help page.</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>Why are there green, yellow, or white lines next to each clients priority?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>The colors are associated with each type of priority:<br />
  						<h4>Green</h4>- The client is a high priority client.<br />
  						<h4>Yellow</h4>- The client is a medium priority client.<br />
  						<h4>White</h4>- The client is a low priority client.<br /></p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What do High, Medium, and Low actually mean?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p><h4>High Priority</h4>- The client was sold an ad last year (easier to sell again 
  						this year).</p>
  					<p><h4>Medium Priority</h4>- The client was sold an ad two or three years ago (a good 
  						chance they will buy again).</p>
  					<p><h4>Low Priority</h4>- The client was either never sold an ad before or was sold
  						an add more than three years ago (probably the hardest sell).</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What happens when you click the Choose button?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>This will make this client a part of your My Clients.  You can now try to make contact with them,
  						give them a sales presentation, and, of course, make a sale! :)</p>
  					<p>When you click on the Add button, the button will go away and a message will tell you that you
  						were given the client.  If you reach the maximum number of total clients available, then you
  						will not be able to select any more clients until you either make a sale or release a client.</p>
  					<p>Also, once you have a client, no one else will be able to grab it.  The only way 
  						another student can get a client you have worked on is if you release the client.</p>
  					<p>To learn how to release a client, go to the My Clients section of the Help page.</p>
  				</div>
  		</div>
  	<h3>My Clients</h3>
  		<div class="help_accordion">
  			<h3>What do I do here?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>Here, you can view sticky notes showing you your active, completed, and released clients that
  						show you many points you have earned on each.</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What can I do with Active clients?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>You will be able to record actions (first contact, presentation, and sale) to a client.
  						To do this, simply click anywhere within the sticky note and it will take you to the 
  						Client's Activity Page.</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What can I do with Completed clients?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>This will take you to the Client's Activity Page where you will be able to delete an activity 
  						or comment associated with this client.</p>
  