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Liquid Story Binder XE Tutorial: The Liquid Story Binder XE Library...
 
The Liquid Story Binder XE Library allows you to organize all your writing projects.  Liquid Story Binder calls these projects 'Books'.  Liquid Story Binder creates an unique Windows folder directory for each one of your 'books'.   This directory has the same title as the book itself.  A book directory can be created anywhere on your system.  Within each book directory, a series of sub-directories are created, one for each file type.  Liquid Story Binder is very flexible.  Use one book to store and organize chapters for a whole series of novels. 

To open, sort, rename, delete, and restore books, use the Liquid Story Binder XE Library dialog.

 Begin by choosing 'View Library' from the main 'Library' menu. The 'Liquid Story Binder Library' dialog will open allowing you organize your library listing.

Use the arrow icons to prioritize your books, selecting the books you wish to reposition. The topmost book will always open when you start Liquid Story Binder XE.

Use the edit box at the base of the library dialog to enter a book reference description. 

Creating a New Book

Library -> Create New Book...

Creating a new book with Liquid Story Binder is easy.  Simply choose 'Create New Book...' from the 'Library' menu.  When the dialog opens, choose an appropriate title and parent folder.  It is highly suggested that you choose a directory other than the Liquid Story Binder installation folder. 

 View the Liquid Story Binder XE Library

Library -> View Library...

To sort, rename, delete, and restore books, use the Liquid Story Binder XE Library dialog.

Remove Books from the Library

To remove books from the Library Listing, simply select the books you wish to remove and choose 'Delete Items...' from the 'Items' menu.  Please note, the selected books are not actually deleted and can be re-added later.

Adding Books to the Library

To re-add an existing book back into the Library Listing, choose 'Add Existing Book to Library...' from the 'Book' menu.  Select a book directory created by Liquid Story Binder XE and it will be inserted back into the Listing.

Renaming a Book

Book -> Rename Book...

Renaming the selected book is easy.  From the 'Book' menu, choose 'Rename Selected  Book...'.  When renaming any document within Liquid Story Binder please remember to follow the Windows File Naming Standard.

Deleting a Book 

Book -> Delete Book...

To delete the selected book, choose 'Delete Selected Book...' from the 'Book' menu.  To delete the book, you will first have to confirm the deletion by typing 'YES' in the confirmation dialog.  As with all deleted documents in Liquid Story Binder, the deleted book will be removed to the Windows Recycle Bin.

Restoring Backups

Any book backup made by Liquid Story Binder XE can be restored using the Library dialog.  From the 'Book' menu, choose 'Restore Book'.  Enter a title for the newly restored book, and a parent Windows folder where you wish your files to be stored.

Next to the 'Please Select an Existing Book Backup' box, click the '...' button to locate a ZIP archive containing the compressed backup.

Click the 'Restore Book' button to finish.

Please note, the book will not be restored if a similar title already exists.  Liquid Story Binder XE will not overwrite existing work.
 

 

 
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