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				<h3>Project: Library List</h3>
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					Remember the books you're looking for with Library List!<br><br> 
					
					Have you forgotten the name of the book you were looking for?  Just bought a duplicate of a book you already had?   
					Now Library List gives you a convenient way to manage your list of books.  You can list books by title, author and subject!
					This application provides an easy to use list of books that sorts on titles and subjects!



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				<h3> Uploads </h3>
				<p> <b>Uploads</b> Now upload your list from your Computer to Library List!


          <p> <b>Instructions</b> <br>
            To upload your list to Library List, create a file of comma separated values or CSV file.
            You can export your CSV file from Library List by sending yourself an email with your current list.
            Alternatively you can create a new list from this sample.
            
            Format :
            <p>"Author;Authors","Title","Subject; Subjects","Notes","Read It","Own It"


            <p>Here is a better breakdown of the columns.  You do NOT need to use the quotes in Excel, but I use them just to try and make the instructions clear.

            <p>1. <b>Author</b> - Author of the book.  If there are multiple authors you can add each additional author by separating them with a semicolon.  So for instance the book "Good Omens" by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett could have the author column listed as "Neil Gaiman;Terry Pratchett" or "Gaiman, Neil;Pratchett, Terry"

            <p>2. <b>Title</b> of the book
            <br>Ex: Good Omens

            <p>3. <b>Subject</b> of the book.  A book could have be described by multiple categories separated by semicolons.  So for "Good Omens" the subjects I use are:
Fiction;Fantasy;Funny

            <br>In the Subject view of Library List I can now find "Good Omens" under Fiction, Fantasy and Funny.

            <p>4. <b>Notes</b>: a spot for short notes about the book.

            <p>5. <b>Read It</b>:  Have you read the book?  If yes, fill the column with a Y. A blank or any other letter will be considered a no.

            <p>6. <b>Own It</b>:  Do you own the book yet?  If yes, fill the column with a Y.  A blank or any other letter will be considered a no.

            <p> Example :
            <br>"JK Rowling","Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone","Fiction;fantasy","Good Read!",Y,Y
            <br>"Neil Gaiman;Terry Pratchett","Good Omens","Fantasy;Funny","A Fun read",Y,Y

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	        <p>    <A href = "Sample.csv">Sample CSV file</a> </p>
            
            <p> Create the file then up load it using the form above.  Create a unique identifier for the file.  This unique identifier will be used
            to download your list to Library List on your iPod Touch or iPhone.  Once you've uploaded your file, go to the Advanced Tab , select "Update List"
            
            
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				<h3> Exports </h3>
				<p> <b>Exports</b> Now export your list from Library List to your email!


            <p> <b>Instructions</b> <br>
            To export your list from Library List, Select the Advanced Tab, then Email List. 
            Simply enter the email address to send your list to, or select an email address from
            your contacts list.  Once you have the address entered, just click "Send".
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				<h3>Features</h3>	
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				  <li> <b>NEW! Available now with Imports and Exports!</b>
				  <li> <b>NEW! Change colors within the App! </b>
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				  <li> Delete Titles 
				  <li> Indexed titles!
				  <li> Change the color of the title if you have read the book.
				  <li> Change the color of the title if you own the book.
      			  <li> Change the default color of titles.
						(Default Color is Black)
				  <li> Delete Books from Library List.
      			  <li> Select books by Author, Title and Subject
				  <li> Add a new books by author
				  <ii> Find books by authors
				  <li> Need to support two authors?  Simply add a semicolon between the authors and both will show up independently in the author view.<br>
				  		<b>Ex: Warren Murphy;Richard Sapir</b>
				  <li>Not sure what subject to put a book under?  You can use a semicolon to have the title appear under both areas.<br>
				  		<b>Ex: fiction;mystery;thriller</b>
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					Need Help?  Having an issue?  Contact me at : <a href="mailto:comments@qoelabs.com">support@qoelabs.com</a>	
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					<h3>Screenshots</h3>
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						<li class="date">Updated on 5.23.2009</li>
						
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						<img src="images/LibraryList_102_BookDetail.jpg" class="floatTL" alt="Titles Screen" />
						<img src="images/LibraryList_102_Authors1.jpg" class="floatTL" alt="Authors" />
						<img src="images/LibraryList_102_Subject.jpg" class="floatTL" alt="Subject List" />
						<img src="images/LibraryList_102_Titles.jpg" class="floatTL" alt="Subject List" />

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