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diff --git a/source/images/Journal_main_annotated.png b/source/images/Journal_main_annotated.png
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diff --git a/source/journal.rst b/source/journal.rst
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--- a/source/journal.rst
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@@ -24,18 +24,18 @@ Journal features
 
 The Journal View contains a menu and a list of journal entries:
 
-*  Favorite star: You can mark important entries by clicking on the star icon for that entry. When you click the star icon, the star is colored in.
-*  Entry icon: Each Journal entry has an icon. The color of the icon shows who created the entry. For example, if you copy a photo from a friend, the photo's icon has your friend's colors. You can launch the Activity for the entry by clicking on the icon. A hover menu may reveal additional options. In particular, "Erase" deletes that entry from your Journal. Caution: "Erase" deletes any data associated with the entry shown. For example, if you delete an entry that shows that you installed an Activity, you delete the Activity as well.
-*  Entry name: Each entry has a name. You can edit the name by clicking it. If the Journal view is showing the contents of a removable storage device, the Linux file name is shown here, with the path and the file name extension stripped off.
-*  Search box: Type words in the box to search for entries that match those words. Entries are displayed when they contain all of the typed words. Comparison will be against all of: the entry name field, the description field (see "Journal detail view"), and the tag field (see "Journal detail view"). Note: A small x button at the right of the box shows that searching is being applied. To cancel your search, click on that x.
-*  Favorites view: Only shows the entries which have been marked as favorites.
-*  Type filter: You can select to have the Journal only show certain types of entries, e.g. only images or only entries associated with a specific Activity.
-*  Date filter: Contains option to only show Journal entries modified within the past day, week, or month.
-*  Sorting options: You can order Journal entries by their size, creation date and modification date.
-*  Documents folder: To exchange files between the Journal and the underlying file system the $HOME/DOCUMENTS folderis available in the Journal. For example: If you have created an image in GIMP under GNOME and want to open it in the Paint Activity you can place it in the $HOME/DOCUMENTS folder and then can access it in the Journal.
-*  Buddy icons: If other participants joined you in this Activity, icons in their colors appear here.
-*  Elapsed time: Displays the time since the most recent change to the entry.
-*  Detail view: Click this button to see detailed information about the entry. See "Journal detail view", below. 
+*  1 - Favorite star: You can mark important entries by clicking on the star icon for that entry. When you click the star icon, the star is colored in.
+*  2 - Entry icon: Each Journal entry has an icon. The color of the icon shows who created the entry. For example, if you copy a photo from a friend, the photo's icon has your friend's colors. You can launch the Activity for the entry by clicking on the icon. A hover menu may reveal additional options. In particular, "Erase" deletes that entry from your Journal. Caution: "Erase" deletes any data associated with the entry shown. For example, if you delete an entry that shows that you installed an Activity, you delete the Activity as well.
+*  3 - Entry name: Each entry has a name. You can edit the name by clicking it. If the Journal view is showing the contents of a removable storage device, the Linux file name is shown here, with the path and the file name extension stripped off.
+*  4 - Search box: Type words in the box to search for entries that match those words. Entries are displayed when they contain all of the typed words. Comparison will be against all of: the entry name field, the description field (see "Journal detail view"), and the tag field (see "Journal detail view"). Note: A small x button at the right of the box shows that searching is being applied. To cancel your search, click on that x.
+*  5 - Favorites view: Only shows the entries which have been marked as favorites.
+*  6 - Type filter: You can select to have the Journal only show certain types of entries, e.g. only images or only entries associated with a specific Activity.
+*  7 - Date filter: Contains option to only show Journal entries modified within the past day, week, or month.
+*  8 - Sorting options: You can order Journal entries by their size, creation date and modification date.
+*  9 - Documents folder: To exchange files between the Journal and the underlying file system the $HOME/DOCUMENTS folderis available in the Journal. For example: If you have created an image in GIMP under GNOME and want to open it in the Paint Activity you can place it in the $HOME/DOCUMENTS folder and then can access it in the Journal.
+*  10 - Buddy icons: If other participants joined you in this Activity, icons in their colors appear here.
+*  11 - Elapsed time: Displays the time since the most recent change to the entry.
+*  12 - Detail view: Click this button to see detailed information about the entry. See "Journal detail view", below. 
 
 Journal Detail view
 -------------------
@@ -44,18 +44,19 @@ Journal Detail view
 
 The Detail view appears when you click the Detail view button for an entry. This view lets you examine and annotate the entry.
 
-*  Back Icon: You can click anywhere in this line to return to the main Journal View.
-*  Resume Button: You can click the Resume button to resume an Activity. A hover menu may show additional options. For example, you can resume working with an image using either the Browser or the Paint Activity.
-*  Copy button: You can copy a Journal entry to the clipboard (or to a removable storage device shown on the bottom edge of the Journal screen) by clicking on the Copy button.
-*  Duplicate button: You can duplicate a Journal entry by clicking on the Duplicate button.
-*  Erase button: You can erase an entry by clicking the Erase button. Caution: Once you erase an entry, it cannot be restored unless you have backed up your Journal.
-*  Entry name: You can change the name of the entry by clicking it and typing in a new name.
-*  Elapsed time: Displays the time since the most recent change to the entry.
-*  Favorites Icon: This icon indicates whether an entry has been starred as a favorite which can be done by clicking it.
-*  Thumbnail image: Each entry has a thumbnail image that is created automatically. The image show the Activity screen when the last change to the Journal entry was saved.
-*  Description field: You can type a description of the entry, which you can find later using the Search box. Use a description to remind you of what you did. For example: "Flowers I saw on the hike to the waterfall". Or you can reflect on your work and process: what I have done; how I have done it; and how successful these efforts have been. "This was not easy, but I learned a lot about different types of flowers in my community by speaking with my family". This is important because these description can be shown in the reflection Activity called "Portfolio".
-*  Tags field: You can enter search tags. Tags are keywords used to describe a journal entry so that you can find it later using the Search box. For example, if your project is for school, maybe science class, and it is a report about local flowers, you could put "science" and "flowers" as the tags. You can write as many tags as you wish. You can also use keywords to help you "group" this entry, for instance by origin or context.
-*  Participants: Displays the XO icons of each person who participated in a shared Activity. 
+*  1 - Back Icon: You can click anywhere in this line to return to the main Journal View.
+*  2 - Resume Button: You can click the Resume button to resume an Activity. A hover menu may show additional options. For example, you can resume working with an image using either the Browser or the Paint Activity.
+*  3 - Copy button: You can copy a Journal entry to the clipboard (or to a removable storage device shown on the bottom edge of the Journal screen) by clicking on the Copy button.
+*  4 - Duplicate button: You can duplicate a Journal entry by clicking on the Duplicate button.
+*  5 - Erase button: You can erase an entry by clicking the Erase button. Caution: Once you erase an entry, it cannot be restored unless you have backed up your Journal.
+*  6 - Entry name: You can change the name of the entry by clicking it and typing in a new name.
+*  7 - Elapsed time: Displays the time since the most recent change to the entry.
+*  8 - Favorites Icon: This icon indicates whether an entry has been starred as a favorite which can be done by clicking it.
+*  9 - Thumbnail image: Each entry has a thumbnail image that is created automatically. The image show the Activity screen when the last change to the Journal entry was saved.
+*  10 - Participants: Displays the XO icons of each person who participated in a shared Activity. 
+*  11 - Comments:  You can write a comment about the activity.
+*  12 - Tags field: You can enter search tags. Tags are keywords used to describe a journal entry so that you can find it later using the Search box. For example, if your project is for school, maybe science class, and it is a report about local flowers, you could put "science" and "flowers" as the tags. You can write as many tags as you wish. You can also use keywords to help you "group" this entry, for instance by origin or context.
+*  13 - Description field: You can type a description of the entry, which you can find later using the Search box. Use a description to remind you of what you did. For example: "Flowers I saw on the hike to the waterfall". Or you can reflect on your work and process: what I have done; how I have done it; and how successful these efforts have been. "This was not easy, but I learned a lot about different types of flowers in my community by speaking with my family". This is important because these description can be shown in the reflection Activity called "Portfolio".
 
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