Application Builder Create Page Wizard... huh?

I just tried this wizard to create a wizard. I assumed the wizard would look like the Apex wizards with a "step" ladder. The Wizard wizard seems to create pages, next, previous, and cancel button and not much else.
I tried creating it using tabs, just tabs and I don't see anything else. Is there a tutorial or ? on the page Wizard wizard?
Thanks,
Sam

Scott,
I don't know why you can't read minds... Larry does :)
If I sounded like the design or implementation of the Wizard wizard sucked, that was not my intention, I wasn't even trying to be sarcastic. I assumed the "wizard" map would be part of the Wizard wizard. And no I don't know what is is :)
I am not looking for content, I was looking for the construct that provides the current step that the wizard is on. Like during page create from the "Application ###" page of Application Builder. I like the "overview" nature of the process map.
The first is Page > Define
After you select the type of page it goes to "Pages > Region Attributes > Tab > Page Attributes > Buttons > Branching > Confirm" for the wizard to create Wizards. Should follow the same titles that are provided for the pages on the Page Attributes page of the wizard. Here is the code from the page source. I thought it was an Apex construct.
<td valign="top"><div class="htmldbWizBar">
<div class="htmldbWizNon">Pages</div>
<div class="htmldbWizArrow"><img src="/i/arrow_down.gif" width="7" height="6" alt="Down" /></div>
<div class="htmldbWizNon">Region Attributes</div>
<div class="htmldbWizArrow"><img src="/i/arrow_down.gif" width="7" height="6" alt="Down" />
</div><div class="htmldbWizNon">Tab (optional)</div>
<div class="htmldbWizArrow"><img src="/i/arrow_down.gif" width="7" height="6" alt="Down" />
</div><div class="htmldbWizCurrent">Page Attributes</div>
<div class="htmldbWizArrow"><img src="/i/arrow_down.gif" width="7" height="6" alt="Down" /></div>
<div class="htmldbWizNon">Buttons</div>
<div class="htmldbWizArrow"><img src="/i/arrow_down.gif" width="7" height="6" alt="Down" /></div>
<div class="htmldbWizNon">Branching</div>
<div class="htmldbWizArrow"><img src="/i/arrow_down.gif" width="7" height="6" alt="Down" /></div>
<div class="htmldbWizNon">Confirm</div></div></td>
But I am guessing that does not happen.
Thanks,
Sam

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