# Exporting Information

Information in &app; can be exported for use in other applications. Information can be exported in several formats:

- , using XHTML and CSS stylesheets

## Exporting as a compressed ONIX archive

ONIX is an international standard used by publishers and retailers to define information - title, price, contributors, reviews and many others - about books. For more information about ONIX and its uses, see http://www.editeur.org/ .

&app; can gather up all your book information and export it as an archived (.tar.bz2) collection of ONIX files (called ONIX messages). To export your library as an ONIX archive, choose Library Export from the main menu, then choose Archived ONIX XML (.onix.tbz2) from the Export format menu. Specify a file name and a location to save the archive, and press Export.

## Exporting as a compressed Tellico file

Tellico is a standard file format, based on XML, for storing information about book and other collections. &app; can both import and export information in the Tellico format.

To export your library as a compressed (.tc) file, choose Archived Tellico XML (.tc) from the Export format menu in the Export dialogue.

## Exporting as a BibTeX file

BibTeX is a LaTeX based file format for storing bibliographic information.

To export your library as a BibTeX (.bib) file, choose BibTeX (.bib) from the Export format menu in the Export dialogue.

## Exporting a list of ISBNs

&app; can export a plain test list of ISBNs - perhaps to transfer to another machine. To export a list of ISBNs, choose ISBN list (.txt) from the Export format menu in the Export dialogue.

## Exporting a library as a web page

&app; can create a web page from your book library, listing each book complete with cover images. To do this, it creates a directory of images, an XHMTL web page, and a CSS stylesheet. You can choose from different stylesheets to customise the appearance of the web page.

To export your library as a web page, Library Export from the main menu, then choose HTML Web Page (directory) from the Export format menu. Choose a style - or theme - for the web page from the Theme menu.

### Using &app; to create a web page

Shows &app; exporting a library as a web page.

Type in a name for the directory the web page will be saved in, and press the Export to save the files.

Only one theme, called Clean, is available at present.