This is a basic Quick Tip, but one that can really help you out if you want to remove or restore a book in your library. This is especially helpful if some of your books have become locked and you know you are not going to purchase them in the future. Removing these books can organize your library and open up space on your hard drive. Removing locked books can help you clear out your library at certain times when you know you won’t use the book or are finished with it, and you can always restore these books later on when you want to use them and see them back on your shelf.
Quick Tip for WORDsearch 11 – Backup & Restore
With WORDsearch 11, user data can now be safely backed up to the cloud. It’s not only safer and more robust, it makes synchronizing two WORDsearch installations easy.
Quick Tip for WORDsearch 11 – Second Monitor Support
With WORDsearch 11, if you have a second monitor, you can now use it for an independently sizable workspace.
Quick Tip for WORDsearch 11 – NoteStacks
Quickly and easily organize notes from any Bible or book. Add your own notes as well as topical tags. Sound helpful? That is exactly what the new feature NoteStacks, included with WORDsearch 11, does.
Each NoteStack card links back to the exact place in the book the card is quoting, allowing you to go back and read the full context of a quote. Export/import abilities mean you can share some or all of your NoteStack cards with other WORDsearch users.
Quick Tip for WORDsearch 11 – Opening a Book from the Study Tab
Opening a book is a little different in WORDsearch 11, so this Quick Tip is here to help! Besides opening a book from the Library tab, you can quickly open one from the Study tab. To open a book from the new Study tab in WORDsearch 11, you can use the Open button on the main toolbar if you know the book’s title, common abbreviation, or author name. You can also access this from the File menu by selecting the “Open Book” option or by using its shortcut key, F9.