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+2.1.1) Create/Open Notebook:
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+Open Notebook:
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+To Open an existing Notebook, click on Open Notebook and a file opener dialog will appear. Select a notebook.noteb file and this will open up the notebook.
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+The notebook is the parent directory containing this file. Once opening this file, it will appear on this list and the notebook can now be displayed and modified.
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+Create Notebook:
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+To Create a New Notebook, click on New Notebook and a dialog will appear asking the user where to store the Notebook. It is recommened to use the Search Directory option to save the Notebook in a valid directory.
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+There is an option to select the color of the Notebook. The default color is "None" which is white, but any color on the list can be selected.
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+If the Notebook already exists the application will do nothing as the notebook already exists and cannot be replaced.
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+Notebook Properties:
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+To access the properties of the Notebook, highlight a Notebook on the list and click Item Properties to see the item information. From there you can rename the Notebook and/or change the color of the Notebook.

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+2.1.2) Close/Remove Notebook
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+Close Notebook:
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+To Close a notebook it must already be opened and displayed on the notebook list. If the notebook is on the list, it can be highlighted by clicking on it and then clicking the Close Notebook button.
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+Closing the Notebook will remove it from the list and can no longer be accessed in the program until it's reopened.
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+There is also a button to close all notebooks at once and empty the whole list by clicking on the Close All Notebooks button.
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+Remove Notebook:
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+This can be done by deleting the notebook. Select the notebook on the list and click the Delete Item button to delete the notebook. Note that the notebook is moved to trash and is not actually deleted permanently. This also deletes containing Sections and Section Groups within the Notebook.

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+2.2) Section
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+Each file in the Notebook in the context of this program is called a Section.
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+This section cannot be managed directly in this application (except for renaming, removing or replacing the Section).
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+The section may be opened depending on the Application Launcher list (see Section 3.2) and whether the application launcher contains a program that can launch the file based on it's file extension.

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+2.2.1) Create/Open Sections:
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+Open Section:
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+To open a Section highlight a Section on the Notebook List and click on Open Section button. Now if the Application Launcher does not support the file type then nothing happens but if it does support it, the application will open the file.
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+Create Section:
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+To create a new Section, highlight a section within the notebook list and then click on the New Section button and it brings up a dialogue to create a new Section/file. The first option is to select which Notebook or Section Group (see Section 2.3) to store the Section in.
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+After picking the Notebook/Section Group then enter the name of the file and select the file type (which depends on the Application Launchers). To save the section/file the user will have to save the file within the program or the file is never created thus never added to the notebook.
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+NOTE: Some applications do not support opening an application this way, to create a note for such application check Section 2.4
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+Section Properties:
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+To access the Section Properties, highlight a Section within the notebook list and then click on the Item Properties button.
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+Unlike Notebook the icons for the Sections currently cannot be changed through item properties but the filename can still be changed (not recommended to change file extension though).
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+Remove Section:
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+To remove Section highlight the section in the notebook list and then click "Delete Item" and it deletes the item by moving it to the computer's trash location (does not remove the file permanently).
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+Copy or Move Section:
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+To Copy a Section, highlight a Section and click the Copy Item button to open a dialog and enter where the user want to copy the file and what to name the file. If the file already exists, a prompt will show asking if you want to replace the Section.
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+To Move a Section, highlight a Section and click the Move Item button to open a dialog and enter where the user want to move the file and what to name the file. If the file already exists, a prompt will show asking if you want to replace the Section.

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+2.2.2) Importing a Section to Notebook:
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+Import Section to Notebook:
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+To import a section to a notebook, click on the Import Section button and a dialog will appear. The first option is to select which Notebook or Section Group to store the imported note.
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+The next option is to click the Select Directory button to find the file to import. The file path will be shown on the text field next to the Select Directory option.
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+The last option is to select whether you want to move the file from the location of the imported note or copy the file. Moving the file will remove the file from the original location while copying the item won't remove the item from the original location.