anchor.diff:          Other users will be able to see data that you enter. Please do not enter any confidential
           information.</li>
       <li>The big, beautiful green box at the bottom of each screen contains debugging information and
  -        will not be visible in the final release of the Study Calendar Module.</li>
  +        will not be visible in the final release of the Patient Study Calendar Module.</li>
       <li>We have focused on functionality rather than visual design in our development efforts thus
           far. However, please feel free to make design recommendations if you so desire.</li>
   </ol>
   
   <p class="demo-link">
  -    Let the testing begin: <a href="<c:url value="/pages/studyList"/>" target="_blank">Public Demo - start
  +    Let the testing begin: <a href="<c:url value="/pages/studyList"/>" target="_blank">Public Test Site - start
       page</a>
   </p>
   
  -<h2>To test all of the features of the Study Calendar Module in a single session</h2>
  +<h2>To test the creation and management of study templates and participant calendars:</h2>
   
   <ol>
       <li>Log in using <kbd>superuser</kbd> as both the username and password.</li>
  -    <li>Click "New study" to begin the process of creating a new study.</li>
  -    <li>You can name the study, create epochs (screening, treatment, follow-up, etc...), and add arms
  -        to the study from this page.</li>
  -    <li>The next page is the "Template page." You'll come back to this now and then. You'll want to
  -        add some periods to the arms of your study in order to make this more interesting.</li>
  -    <li>When you've finished creating your periods, go ahead and select one from the template in
  -        order to add activities to it. Add some activities by selecting it from the drop box,
  -        clicking the Add button, and specifying how times you would like that activity to occur on
  -        any day within the period. If you don't see the activity that you want, feel free to create
  -        a new one.</li>
  -    <li>The "Mark this template as complete" link is a way to make a note that the template has been
  -        reviewed and is both correct and complete.</li>
  -    <li>Please also try adding some participants to the study. You can create new participants,
  -        too.</li>
  -    <li>Please send your feedback to <a href="mailto:s-whitaker@northwestern.edu">s-whitaker@northwestern.edu</a>
  +    <li>Click "Create New Study Template" to begin the process of creating a new study.</li>
  +    <li>You will be presented with a blank study.  Using the on-screen buttons, rename the study, add and rename epochs, and add arms.</li>
  +    <li>You can also reorder the epochs and arms.</li>
  +    <li>When you click on an arm, you can add periods of time to that arm.  You can then select the periods to add activities.</li>
  +    <li>The "Mark this template as complete" link is a way to make a note that the template has been completed.</li>
  +    <li>After a template has been marked as complete, you can select it from the "Completed Templates" list in the Study Menu.</li>
  +    <li>Assign a participant, schedule arms, and click on the activities to see how more information can be recorded.</li>
  +    <li>Please record any bugs in our <a href="https://gforge.nci.nih.gov/tracker/?group_id=31">GForge bug tracking system</a>.  You will need to login to use the system.</li>
  +    <li>You may also send feedback to <a href="mailto:s-whitaker@northwestern.edu">s-whitaker@northwestern.edu</a>
       </li>
   </ol>
   
  
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  <body>
  <h1>Patient Study Calendar - Public Demo</h1>
  
  <p>
      Thank you for testing the Patient Study Calendar Module. The PSC team is developing this
      software over a six-month period which has been divided into four releases--one every six weeks.
      The software you are about to test is the result of Release 2. Your feedback will help guide our
      development efforts.
  </p>
  
  <p>
      We are debuting a few new features as well as the ability to use the application from the
      perspective of various roles within a clinical research organization. You will find a few
      guiding instructions below.
  </p>
  
  <p>
      A few considerations before you begin:
  
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  <head>
      <title>Patient Study Calendar - Public Test Site</title>
      <style type="text/css">
          #roles-swimlanes {
              display: block;
  