Still more tweaks.

emulab-transition.scrbl

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ the portal interface:
 
 @section[#:tag "emulab-conversion"]{Converting an Emulab experiment to a Profile}
 
-Note: if you have no classic Emulab experiments (swapped in or swapped out)
+@bold{Note:} if you have no classic Emulab experiments (swapped in or swapped out)
 then you can skip this section. The following assumes you have an existing
 experiment created via the classic interface.
 
@@ -220,23 +220,27 @@ instantiation wizard:
 where you can optionally name this instance and then click ``Finish.''
 Once instantiated the node icons should turn green as they finish configuring
 and the experiment state should change to ``ready'' and you will be off and
-running! In the lower part of the screen you can interact with the experiment:
+running!
 
 @screenshot["classic-running.png"]
 
+From the ``Topology View'' you can interact with the experiment.
 By clicking on a node in the topology view as shown, you can perform a variety
 of useful actions including: starting an in-browser shell or console window,
 rebooting, or taking a snapshot.
 
-Going to the list view presents you with a more Emulab-like listing:
+Going to the ``List View'' tab presents you with a more Emulab-like listing:
 
-@screenshot["classic-running.png"]
+@screenshot["classic-list-nodes.png"]
 
-showing the node names and types as well as an Actions menu for console,
-SSH, etc.
+showing the node names and types as well as a per-node ``Actions'' menu for
+console, SSH, rebooting, etc.
+The settings drop down in the header allows you to perform certain actions
+(e.g., rebooting) on all selected nodes.
 
 Once you are finished with your experiment, you can ``swap out'' the
-experiment using the red Terminate button. If you want to ``terminate'' the
-experiment in the classic sense (getting rid of all traces of it), go to
-the Profiles tab in your dashboard and delete (all versions of) the profile
-as well.
+experiment using the red ``Terminate'' button.
+This destroys the instance but leaves the profile intact.
+If you want to terminate the experiment in the classic sense
+(getting rid of all traces of it), go to the ``Profiles'' tab in your
+dashboard and delete (all versions of) the profile as well.