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First choose a bookshelf. If you are new to Screenbook Maker, choose Main Bookshelf .
(A bookshelf is simply a particular collection of screenbooks. Later tutorials will teach you about using other bookshelves.)
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Enter:
- A Topic A Subtopic A Title
These can be anything you like.
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While you make your tutorial, you will be taking snapshots of the screen with Screenbook Maker. The clearest snapshot will result if you chose to switch to 640 x 480 resolution while creating your screenbook. (Because the standard image size for a screenbook image is 640 x 480).
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Screenbook Maker asks if it is OK to switch to 640 x 480 display resolution. Click OK .
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The Screenbook Maker Main window closes, and the Create Tutorial window opens. You can see from the title bar that we are on page 1 of our new tutorial.
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We are going to create a tutorial about the Windows Calculator. Type in the text for your first page.
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Now, ignoring the Create Tutorial dialog, arrange the screen to match your text.
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Screenbook Maker hides the Create Tutorial dialog, takes a screenshot and saves it along with the text you entered, and then restores the Create Tutorial dialog. Now you are on page 2.
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Enter some text for page 2, and again arrange the screen to match the text, and again click on the Screenshot icon.
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Now you are on page 3. Click the Finish button to finish creating your first screenbook.
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The Create Tutorial dialog closes, and the main window reopens. As you can see, your screenbook is displaying in the right pane.
Congratulations, you have created your first screenbook tutorial!
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