Step 5
First thing we need to do is to create a Container page,
and insert all the files that were provided into it.
Why?
Because that's what the good folks at Trellix say to do, that's why!
If it helps, think of the Container page as like a directory (or folder) on your PC hard drive.
With Trellix, this is a place where we can copy and store files we want to use in our web site.
Think of the Resource number that will be generated as the name of the directory
where these files will be stored.
Let's do it ...
Right click on your MAP area, and click on 'Insert Container page'.
Click on the drop down box associated wit the 'Contents' field, and select 'Captured Resource'.
Click OK and the 'Captured Resource Editor' window opens.
Then click on 'Insert', 'From Disk'
and then highlight all the files from your temporary directory
(except for the file pacman.zip!)
Note: you may need to click on 'Files of type' and se;ect to see all files.
Then, highlight the first class file in the list,
and click on Edit - Set Default to make it the default file
Click on File -Save & Exit, and when the Container PAge Properties screen appears
be sure to note the Resource# (in my case, it is Resource:87),
then click OK
