New hep files for version 2004092400; minor additional to

ungradedassessments help file.

lang/en/help/workshop/nattachments.html

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+<p align="center"><b>Number of Attachment expected on Submissions</b></p>
+
+<p>The number entered here determines how many &quot;upload boxes&quot; are 
+    shown when the student submits a peice of work. The number can be zero, 
+    that is no attachments are allowed. If attachments are expected, the number
+    is set to 1, 2, up to 5. Normally the number will be 0 or 1, but in some 
+    assignments the students may be asked to submit more than one attachment.</p>
+
+<p>If the number is set to 3, say, and the student only attaches two files to 
+    their submission, the two files are attached and there is <b>no</b> warning 
+    message. Thus, when submitting work (in a single operation) students can 
+    attach an arbitary number of files to their submissions, up to the maximum 
+    number given by this option.</p>
+
+<p>Note this option does <b>not</b> set the maximum number of attachments a student 
+    can add to their submission. It just determines  how many &quot;upload 
+    boxes&quot; are shown. The student is free to add more attachments to their
+    submission by editing that submission. This would be unusual.</p>
+
+<p>The default value for this option is zero, that is no attachments are 
+    required.</p>

lang/en/help/workshop/regrading.html

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+<p align="center"><b>Re-grading Student Assessments</b></p>
+
+<p>This link re-calculates the &quot;Grading grades&quot; of all the student 
+    assessments which have a corresponding teacher assessment. Normally it is
+    <b>not</b> necessary to action this re-calculation. Student assessments
+    are automatically graded after the teacher has assessed the relavant piece
+    of work from the student.</p>
+
+<p>If, however, the Grading grades are felt to be too high or too low the 
+    teacher may wish to change the &quot;Comparison of Assessments&quot; option 
+    (by Updating the Exercise). The default value of this option is 
+    &quot;Fair&quot;. If the grading grades are too high then setting the 
+    option to either &quot;Strict&quot; or &quot;Very Strict&quot; will reduce
+    the grades. Or alternatively if the grades are too low, setting the option 
+    to &quot; Lax&quot; or &quot;Very Lax&quot; will increase the grades.</p>
+
+<p>If a change to the Grading grades is required the steps are:
+    <ol>
+    <li>Update the Workshop with the new value of the Comparison of Assessments
+    option;</li>
+    <li>Go to to the Workshop's Administration page and click on the 
+    &quot;Re-grade Student Assessments&quot; link.</li>
+    </ol>
+    The new grades will be displayed. These process can be safely repeated.</p>
+

lang/en/help/workshop/ungradedassessments.html

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     assessment's "worth". (For submissions which have been assessed 
     only once or twice, these assessments are given the maximum "grading 
     grade".) As this grading process is done at regular intervals, the 
-    number of ungraded assessments will normally be zero.</p>
+    number of ungraded assessments will normally be zero. (Note that in 
+    Workshops where assessments have to be agreed, assessments which have not 
+    been agreed are also likely to be ungraded. So in this type of workshop 
+    the number of ungraded assessments is likely to be non-zero but the number
+    should decrease as assessments are agreed.)</p>
     
 <p>The function of this link is to force a re-calculation of the grading grades, 
     the grades given to assessments. The teacher may want to do this when either