You may not want a prefix in the screenbook title. Screenbook Maker has a solution to this. If your prefix consists of a letter + a number + a space, Screenbook Maker will not display it. It will display in Windows Explorer, but not in Screenbook Maker. Furthermore, it will not display in any of the HTML pages, so readers of your screenbooks will not be aware that the screenbook title has a prefix.

For example, if you give a screenbook the name of:

A2 My Screenbook

the screenbook will display in Screenbook Maker as

My Screenbook

but in Windows Explorer as

A2 My Screenbook

One simple way to use this technique is to simply name your screenbooks with the prefixes A2, B2, C2 etc.

Also, see the previous tutorial in this series, which shows a set of screenbooks in Screenbook Maker side-by-side with the folders for those screenbooks in Windows Explorer.