updates for AMQ 1.4

walkthroughs/1-connecting-apps-asynchronous-messaging/walkthrough.adoc

@@ -74,18 +74,18 @@ Follow these steps to create an address.
 +
 NOTE: If this is your first time opening the AMQ console, you will need to authenticate.
 . You will then see your AMQ Online console.
-. Select *Addresses* from the vertical navigation menu on the left.
-. Click the *+Create* button.
+. Make sure that the *Addresses* tab is selected.
+. Click the *Create Address* button.
 . You will see the *Create new address* wizard.
-.. In the *Name* field, enter:
+.. In the *Address* field, enter:
 +
 [subs="attributes+", id="creating-amq-address-name"]
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 work-queue-requests
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 .. For the *Type*, select *queue* and then click *Next*.
 .. For the *Plan*, select *Small Queue* and then click *Next*.
-.. On the *Summary* page, select *Create* to complete the wizard.
+.. On the *Review* page, select *Finish* to complete the wizard.
 
 . Monitor the AMQ Online console until a green check mark is displayed beside the new address.
 Creating an address may take some time.
@@ -193,6 +193,7 @@ Starting this Solution Pattern provisioned an instance of Fuse Online which is n
 NOTE: If using a cluster that has self signed certs you will not be able to use the URL option described above. You will need to copy the url into a browser and copy the returned JSON into a .json file and use the *Upload OpenAPI Document* instead.
 
 This OpenAPI (swagger) file defines the API for querying and creating orders in the underlying PostgreSQL database.
+
 . When prompted with *Review Actions*, select *Next*.
 . When prompted with *Specify Security*, select *Next*.
 . When prompted with *Review/Edit Connector Details*: