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update instructions to add a blueprint #4371

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/components/modeler/web-modeler/launch-web-modeler.md
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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ To launch Web Modeler, follow the steps below:
2. Select **Create new project** to create a new project and store diagrams.
![web modeler empty home](img/web-modeler-new-user-home.png)
3. Name your diagram. You can go back and change the name any time by clicking on the project name and **Edit name**.
4. Select **Browse blueprints** to view blueprints for various use cases as a starting point for your first diagram. Open these blueprints by selecting **Use Blueprint**. Alternatively, click **Create new > BPMN diagram** to create a blank BPMN diagram.
4. Select **Browse blueprints** to open the blueprints dialog and view blueprints for various use cases as a starting point for your first diagram. Open these blueprints by selecting **Use blueprint**, which will download the blueprint into the project and open it in the diagram screen. Alternatively, click **Create new > BPMN diagram** to create a blank BPMN diagram.
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![web modeler blueprint browsing](img/web-modeler-blueprint.png)
5. While browsing blueprints, you can also open the details of a specific blueprint by selecting **More details**. This opens a new tab in the [Camunda Marketplace](/components/modeler/web-modeler/camunda-marketplace.md). Here, you can have a closer look at the diagram, and open it in SaaS or Self-Managed.

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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ To launch Web Modeler, follow the steps below:
2. Select **Create new project** to create a new project and store diagrams.
![web modeler empty home](img/web-modeler-new-user-home.png)
3. Name your diagram. You can go back and change the name any time by clicking on the project name and **Edit name**.
4. Select **Browse blueprints** to view blueprints for various use cases as a starting point for your first diagram. Open these blueprints by selecting **Use Blueprint**. Alternatively, click **Create new > BPMN diagram** to create a blank BPMN diagram.
4. Select **Browse blueprints** to open the blueprints dialog and view blueprints for various use cases as a starting point for your first diagram. Open these blueprints by selecting **Use blueprint**, which will download the blueprint into the project and open it in the diagram screen. Alternatively, click **Create new > BPMN diagram** to create a blank BPMN diagram.
![web modeler blueprint browsing](img/web-modeler-blueprint.png)
5. While browsing blueprints, you can also open the details of a specific blueprint by selecting **More details**. This opens a new tab in the [Camunda Marketplace](/components/modeler/web-modeler/camunda-marketplace.md). Here, you can have a closer look at the diagram, and open it in SaaS or Self-Managed.

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