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From My Library you can initiate a search in all of the books by a particular author. Right click on an Author's name like Chambers. Select Search All These Resources. When the search dialog opens enter your search query and click Search. Now you can see what any author including Oswald Chambers has to say about a word, phrase, topic or Bible verse.
To see an alphabetical listing of all of your e-books open My Library. Set the Collection to All Unlocked Resources and Arrange By to Title.
When Libronix installs on your computer a shortcut icon is placed on your Desktop. If however you have a lot of icons on the Desktop you may have difficulty finding the Libronix shortcut. For quicker access place a shortcut icon on the Start Menu. Here's all you have to do if you're using Windows XP. Click the Start button. Select Programs. From the list of Programs right click on the Libronix shortcut. Click Pin to Start menu. Now click Start and notice Libronix on the menu!
From My Library you can open multiple copies of the same e-book. Open the first copy by clicking a title. Now hold down the Shift key as you click the same title again to open an additional copy.
When you open a book from My Library by clicking its title, the My Library dialog closes. To keep it open select the Keep Open box in the lower left hand corner of the window. This option is convenient since you may want to open several books at once without My Library constantly closing.
When you have numerous windows open you may lose track of them all because some may be minimized or buried beneath others. To see a list of all the open windows choose the Window menu. From the list select any resource to make it the active window.
Some people fear that technology may make us lazier when it comes to studying the Bible. I've always said though that Libronix can make us better students of the Word. Here's a shortcut to back me up. Open the book The Great Doctrines of the Bible. Take it to the article for justification. Read all you want from this book. You don't have to be through with your study though because your library has a lot more to say about justification. To get to other articles on this subject just press the keystroke Ctrl + Page Up or Page Down to scroll alphabetically through the rest of your resources for information about justification! (By the way, the left and right arrows on the keyboard will do the same thing.)
From My Library you can initiate a search in all the books about a specific subject. Here's how. Open My Library. Right click on any subject like Apologetics and select Search All These Resources. When the search dialog opens enter your query and click Search. Now you can see what any category of books, including Apologetics, has to say about a word, phrase, topic, or Bible verse.
Just as a library contains a card catalog listing all of its resources, you have a personal card catalog for your electronic library. It's called My Library. You can open it from the icon on the toolbar or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + L.
