Basics : Screenbook Maker Slide View

This page explains the navigation bar and other links in a screenbook (Slide View ). For more information about Screenbooks, see Screenbooks.net

Navigation:

1. Go to previous page in book.
2. Go to next page in book.
3. Jump to any page.

Other icons:

1. Home page on the web for listing screenbook libraries.
2. Full text search of the current bookshelf.
3. Escape any frames enclosing the current page.

More menu options:

- font: change font size and face
- help: this page
- bookshelf: show bookshelf outline
- TOC: table of contents for current screenbook
- thumbnails: screenbook thumbnail view

Slide View shows each page in a screenbook as a separate web page. However, there are other views available. To choose another view, click on the bookshelf menu item and then select from the menu in the bookshelf outline.

The other views available are:

All Slides on one Page: All Screenbook pages are presented in a single web page.

Text with Icons: All Screenbook pages are presented in a single web page, but in place of the screenshots, there is an icon to a link with a page containing the screenshot. This allows people with slow Internet connections to download only those screenshots that they want to see (full-screen screenshots created with Screenbook Maker are usually about 12k).

Page Titles: This shows a list of the page titles. Not a full screenbook view, but useful for selecting a screenbook.

Titles with Thumbnails: This shows a list of the page titles with screenshot thumbnails. Not a full screenbook view, but useful for selecting a screenbook. Screenbook Maker does not by default create thumbnails, since the "Text with Icons" view is the solution for low bandwidth. The "thumbnails" on this page are acutally the full images constrained to fit in a smaller space (via the height and width html attributes).

Text Author: Joe Orr Copyright 2002 All Rights Reserved
Created with ScreenBook Maker Last update: 4/25/2002 Additional Trademark and Copyright Information