revised procedure steps

Author: jc-berger

docs/modules/.DS_Store

@@ -214,17 +214,19 @@ For more information about devfile contents requirements, see the "What is outer
 +
 **Solution:** Select a predefined runtime type from the **Review and configure for deployment** view. Make sure you meet all of the {ProductName} <<repository requirements>> for the runtime you select, or configure your own <<custom build and deployment instructions>>.
 
-=== Using registry.redhat.io base images for builds 
+=== Building with Red Hat Container Registry tokens
 
-Retrieve the Red Hat Container Registry token and configure your application to use this token. Using this token improves the build process of your application. 
+To improve your application-building experience, configure a Red Hat Container Registry token.  
 
 .Procedure
 
-Retrieve the Red Hat Container Registry token by following these steps:
+Create the Red Hat Container Registry token by following these steps:
 
-. Go to link:https://access.redhat.com/terms-based-registry/#/[Registry service account]. 
-. Create a new Registry service account by selecting *New Service Account*.  
-. Retrieve the Registry service account token as a “Docker Configuration”:
+. Go to link:https://access.redhat.com/terms-based-registry/#/[registry service account]. 
+. Create a new registry service account by clicking *New Service Account*. 
+. Complete the `Name` and `Description` field. 
+. For `Token Information`, click `Docker Configuration`. 
+. Input the following Docker file:
 ```
    {
     "auths": {
@@ -236,16 +238,12 @@ Retrieve the Red Hat Container Registry token by following these steps:
 ``` 
 .Procedure 
 
-Configure your application to use the Red Hat Container Registry token by following these steps: 
+Configure your application to use the Red Hat Container Registry token that you created by following these steps: 
 
 . Go to *Component Settings*. 
 . Select *Create new build secret*.
-. In the *Create new build secret* modal, add the registry.redhat.io token to be used as a pull secret:
-.. In the *Key* input field, enter *.dockerconfigjson*.
-.. In the *Select or Enter Name* input field, enter *registry-redhat.io*. 
-.. Input the Registry Service account token and select *Create*.
-.. From your  command line, run `oc secrets link appstudio-pipeline registry-redhat-io`. 
-
-[role="_additional-resources"]
-.Additional resources
-For information about importing and configuring code to {ProductName} using the CLI, see link:https://redhat-appstudio.github.io/docs.stonesoup.io/Documentation/main/getting-started/getting_started_in_cli/#getting-started-in-the-cli[Getting started in the CLI]. 
+. In the *Create new build secret* modal, add the *registry.redhat.io* token that you want to use as a pull secret:
+.. In the *Key* field, enter *.dockerconfigjson*.
+.. In the *Select or Enter Name* field, enter *registry-redhat.io*. 
+.. Input the Registry Service account token and click *Create*.
+.. From your  command line, run the command,  `oc secrets link appstudio-pipeline registry-redhat-io`.