HOW TO WORK WITH CITATION EDITOR
Citation Editor allows you to collect, to edit, and to save in a separated file the citations extracted from the loaded book. By convention, Book Designer saves the citation file with the same name as the loaded book file name but with the extension *.cit. To read an existed citation file , just open it by the Book Designer program. When the citation file is loaded to the Book Designer main window, Book Designer adds the word (citations) to the loaded citation file name to distinguish a citation file from the book file itself.
Selected text fragments (including pictures and controls) can be pasted from the main Book Designer window to the Citation Editor window by standard copy/paste operations Ctrl+Ins (Ctrl+C)/Shift+Ins (Ctrl+V). Note that the fragments can be copied also from some other programs supporting the html file reading (for example, from Internet Explorer).
Warning. Book Designer keeps a citation file of the current book in the temporal directory. While you did not finish the current book reading or did not open a new book file, the citation file of the current book will be kept automatically. However as soon as the current book is finished or a new book file is opened, the citation file of the current book will be deleted at the program exit. So if you want to keep a citation file of the current book for the future usage, save it either in the "citations" Book Designer subdirectory or somewhere else excluding Book Designer temporal directories (they are marked as LastFile and Temp). It is recommended to save it in the "citations" Book Designer subdirectory because in this case Book Designer will find it automatically when the corresponding book will be opened again.
BUTTONS
Open new empty citation file
Open existing citation file
Save current citation file
Print current citation file
Undo
Redo
Insert book data to the new empty citation file
Insert/remove non-broken space
If a text of some paragraph is fully justified, word separations are chosen automatically. However if you want to keep a separation between some words always the same, you have to insert the non-broken space between these words. To do it put the cursor between the corresponding words and press .
If you want to replace all non-broken spaces by the usual spaces inside some text fragment, select a desired fragment and press .
Justify left the selected text
Justify center the selected text
Justify right the selected text
Justify full the selected text. Full text justification provides both left and right text justification that makes a text looking like in paper books.
Set left margin for the selected text. Left-click increases the margins, right-click decreases the margins.
Set right margin for the selected text. Left-click increases the margins, right-click decreases the margins.
Change foreground/background color
If you want to change the color for the whole book, select nothing in the Citation Editor window and press .
If you want to change the color for a text fragment only, select it in the Citation Editor window and press .
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Convert selected text to upper case
Convert selected text to lower case
Make the super script from the selected text. The reverse operation is performed by pressing the button again.
Make the sub script from the selected text. The reverse operation is performed by pressing the button again.
Convert selected text to bold. The reverse operation is performed by pressing the button again.
Convert selected text to italic. The reverse operation is performed by pressing the button again.
Underline selected text. The reverse operation is performed by pressing the button again.
Remove all formatting tags from the selected text.