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5.3h - Creating A New User Book

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Last updated: 22 Apr, 2009
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QuickVerse includes a feature that allows you to create your own commentary, reference, topic, word and date books, and they will automatically synchronize with other Bibles, commentaries, reference books, dictionaries, topicals and date synchronized books in QuickVerse.

To Create a New User Book:

Step

Description

1

Right mouse click any where in the Library window and choose New User Book from the context-sensitive menu. This action will display the New User dialog.

2

In the New user book name field, enter a name for your new book

3

Then Select Book Type.

Check the Word Organization radio button to create a book organized by alphabetical order, divided by topics and words.
Check the Verse Organization radio button to create a book organized by Bible book, chapter, and verse.
Check the Date Organization radio button to create a book organized by date.

4

When you’ve completed your choices, click OK.

QuickVerse will add your new book under the User Books folder.
QuickVerse will then open your new book in the book window with a table of contents (TOC).
If you chose Word Organization, the TOC and the book window will have a alphabetical list. The list in the book window is hot linked. Use an alphabetical letter to begin adding words.
If you chose Verse Organization, the TOC will have a Bible Book/Chapter list. The book window will be blank. In the TOC click on book to reveal the chapter numbers. The book window will display the book and chapter. Now you can begin adding content.
If you chose Date Organization, the TOC will have a list of months and dates. The book window will have the same list of months hot linked. In the TOC or book window click on a month to reveal the dates. Select a date and begin adding content.
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