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To create a new bookshelf, choose New Bookshelf from the Bookshelf menu.
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Enter a name for your new bookshelf (this can be anything).
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You can manually enter a path here for your new bookshelf but...
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You may find it easier to select a folder path via the folder tree. Here we have selected C:\Public by clicking on the Public folder in the folder tree. The C:\Public path has automatically been entered in the New Bookshelf Location entry box.
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You can also enter a folder name that doesn't yet exist. Here we have added "graphics" to the C:\Public path, although the "C:\Public\graphics" folder does not yet exist.
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By default, Screenbook Maker reduces all screenshot images to 640 x 480 pixels in size. Choose the indicated option if you want to have Screenbook Maker save an extra screenshot graphic for printing high resolution images, or for slideshow mode. (You can change this option later).
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Screenbook Maker asks if you would like to create the folder that you have specified, since, in this example, it is a new folder.
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Here we have clicked OK, and the new Screenbook Bookshelf has been created. However, since it is empty, no subfolders appear.
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Now we can add new screenbooks to our new bookshelf. Click Screenbook.
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Here we've clicked on New Screenbook and the New Screenbook dialog has appeared.
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As you can see, now in the Bookshelf pulldown menu, we can select the Graphics bookshelf, which is the bookshelf which we just created.
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Now we can create a new topic, subtopic and screenbook for this bookshelf by entering information in the entry boxes as shown.
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