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Chapter 1: Overview
1.1.1 A Collaborative Notebook
1.1.2 Hierarchical Information Storage
1.1.3 Making Notes (called "Entries")
1.1.4 Finding and Reviewing Notes (Entries)
Chapter 2: Quick Start Guide
2.1 Open a Container and Make an Entry
2.2 List Entries in a Container
2.3 Retrieve an Entry from Storage
Chapter 3: The HEPBook Application Window
3.2 The Organizational Building Blocks used for Storing Entries
3.3 Overview of the KBook Window
3.4.1 Open a Desktop or Container
3.4.2 Access the Menu of Actions to Perform on a Node
3.7.1 A Multi-Container Desktop
3.7.2 A Single-Container Desktop
Chapter 4: About Containers
4.1 Features Common to all Containers
4.1.1 Display of Path to Container
4.1.3 Toggle Toolbar??? Display -- NOT YET IMPLEM.
Chapter 5: Entry Format and Features
Chapter 6: Getting Started with Entries
6.2.2 Open an Existing Container and Start an Entry
6.2.3 Select Data Type and Add Data
6.3 Retrieving Entries via the Entry Explorer
Chapter 7: Entering Text and Images
7.4 Formattable Text from File
7.5 OS Command with Text Output
7.7.1 The Insert Image Menu Option
7.7.2 The Insert Image Toolbutton
7.7.3 Image Display in an Entry
Chapter 8: Attaching Files to Entries
8.3 Associate a Program with an Attached File
8.3.2 Run the Program on the Attached File
Chapter 9: Entering Program Output
Chapter 10: About Forms
10.1 Simple, Standard Form Functionality
10.4 Documents and Scripts in Forms
10.5 Execution of an External Program
Chapter 11: Using Forms in Entries
11.1 Adding a Form to an Entry
11.2 Overview of Form Elements
11.3 External Program Execution within Forms
Chapter 12: Form Configuration Files
12.1.1 Form Definition Files -- no longer used
12.1.2 XML Elements Allowed in Forms
12.1.3 Summary of Form Features
12.2 Creating a Basic Form with a Variety of Features
12.3 Including a Table in a Form
12.4 Enabling Automatic Electronic Mailing of Form Entries
12.6.1 Running an External Script or Command
12.6.2 Embedding a Script in a Form
12.6.3 Inserting a Script into a Form by Reference
12.7 Grouping Form Fields and Styled Text Field??
12.8 Creating Composite Forms with Selected Reloadable Fields
12.8.1 Overview Composite Forms
12.8.2 The Concept of "Reloading" Data
12.8.3 Create Field with Constant Default Value
12.9 Embedding Forms within a Form
12.9.6 How does this look to the user?
12.10 Dynamic Insertion of One Form inside Another
Chapter 13: Searching For and Retrieving Entries
13.1 The KnowledgeBook Search Panels
13.3 Search by Sequence Number
13.4.3 Field Name-specific Criteria
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