anchor.diff:  					<p>This is where you will choose the clients you want to work with and try and make a sale
   						with.</p>
   				</div>
  -			<h3>What is the total clients available number?</h3>
  -				<div>
  -					<p>This is the total number of clients you are able to have at any given time.</p>
  +			<h3>Example Situation</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>Here is an example situation on the different combinations for choosing a client :)</p><br />
  +					<p>Let's first set the scenario:<br />
  +						1) Your "Total clients available" number is 3.<br />
  +						2) Your "High priority allowed" number is 1.<br />
  +						3) Your "Medium and Low priority allowed" numbers are each 3.</p>
  +					<p>You will then have the option to choose any of the following combinations (plus more):<br />
  +						1) 1 High, 1 Medium, and 1 Low.<br />
  +						2) 0 High, 2 Medium, and 1 Low.<br />
  +						3) 0 High, 3 Medium, and 0 Low.<br />
  +						4) 0 High, 0 Medium, and 3 Low.<br /></p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What does the "Total clients available" number mean?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is the total number of clients you are able to have at any given time.  The
  +						number is go down until you choose all of the clients that you are able to have.</p>
   					<p>Once you reach zero, you will not be able to select anymore clients until you
   						either make a sell or release a client.</p>
  -					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help menu option.</p>
  -				</div>
  -			<h3>What is the high, medium, and low priorities allowed number?</h3>
  -				<div>
  -					<p>This number represents the restriction you have for each type of client, and 
  -						each client is considered a type of priority (high, medium, and low).  The
  -						number will go down when:</p>
  -					<p>1) You choose a client that has the same priority associated with that allowed number.<br />
  -					   2) The total clients available number is less than the allowed number.</p>
  -					<p>When you reach zero, you will not be able to select a client with that priority until
  -						you either make a sell or release a client with that same priority.</p>
  -					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help menu option.</p>
  -				</div>
  -			<h3>What does high, medium, and low priority clients actually mean?</h3>
  +					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help option.</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 to the "Total clients 
  +						available" number.</p>
  +					<p>To view an example situation on the different combinations, see the Example 
  +						Situation up above.</p>
  +					<p>If you reach zero for a type of priority, then you will not be able to select a
  +						client with that same priority type.  Once you sell or release a client with that
  +						priority type, then you will be able to select more.</p>
  +					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help option.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>Why are there green, yellow, or white lines next to each clients priority?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>The colors are associated to 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 does High, Medium, and Low priority clients actually mean?</h3>
   				<div>
   					<p><h4>High Priority</h4>- The client was sold an ad last year (easier to sell again 
   						this year).</p>
  
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  					</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>
  
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  		<div>
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