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The bookshelf page allows you to view the books available to read. These can be sorted A-Z by Title or Author, and viewed as either a list or thumbnails.The Author, Title, ISBN and a description are shown along with links for viewing further detail or reading the book.
Book Navigation
- How can I change my view of the page?
- How do I copy a page?
- How do I get back to the home page?
- How do I print a page?
- How do I return to the Bookshelf?
- How do I zoom?
- What does 'Grab' do?
The top panel allows you to change your view of the book by clicking on one of its icons. Scrolling over the icons before clicking will initiate a pop-up indicating what that particular icon can change.
These include:
-- Switch to double pane view
-- Switch to single pane view
-- Zoom the page
-- Fit the page to height
-- Fit the page to width
-- Toggle full-screen mode
These include:
-- Switch to double pane view
-- Switch to single pane view
-- Zoom the page
-- Fit the page to height
-- Fit the page to width
-- Toggle full-screen mode
Click on the ‘Text Selection’ tool and highlight the text you wish to copy. Next, right click and select ‘Copy Text’.
Finally, right click on the document you want to paste the text to and select ‘Paste’.
Finally, right click on the document you want to paste the text to and select ‘Paste’.
Click on ‘Home’ at the top left of the page, beneath the search tool bar.
To print the page or pages (if in double page view) that you are reading click on the ‘Print’ icon on the book navigation page.
Click on ‘Bookshelf’ at the top right of the page.
Click and drag the ‘Zoom The Page’ tool. Moving the tool up and down the scale reduces or increases the level of zoom.
Grab is used when an image is displayed in the actual size or exceeds the window size of the image. You can use Grab to move the image around in the same window.
Searching
- How do I perform an Advanced Search?
- How do I search the book I am reading?
- How do I use the basic search option?
- How do I view the Search Results?
- What does search Catalogue mean?
- What does search Content mean?
To perform an advanced search, click ‘Advanced Search’ beneath the Search tool bar (this is located at the top of every page). Enter the word, words or phrase you wish to search for in the keywords section, complete additional fields such as author, title, ISBN, category or year, and click on ‘search’.
On the top right-hand side of the book navigation tool bar is the search book tool. Enter the word or words you wish to search for and click ‘Go’.
Note: this function is disabled when in viewing the book in the full-screen mode.
Note: this function is disabled when in viewing the book in the full-screen mode.
Type a search term or phrase in the search text box and click on ‘Go’ to search the e-book content, or the catalogue of books available to you. Your search results will appear below the search tool bar, with a column of filter options on the right-hand side of the page. Specific search terms usually result in more targeted results.
Note: The search option is disabled when viewing the book in the full-screen mode.
Note: The search option is disabled when viewing the book in the full-screen mode.
Search results are displayed in a list, with the page number and title of the book underlined, along with a passage from the text. The word/words that were searched for are highlighted.
Search results can be sorted by author, product or category using the ‘Narrow Search Results’ tool on the left. The number of results shown on the page can also be altered. Click on the underlined page number and title in order to view the relevant page in the book.
This tool searches the catalogue of books available to you.
This tool searches the content of all the books available to you.
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