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To organise, classify, restore or delete catalogues, you must click on '''Setup | Catalogues | Organise...''' | To organise, classify, restore or delete catalogues, you must click on '''Setup | Catalogues | Organise...''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:24, 5 August 2024
Organising your cataloguesTo organise, classify, restore or delete catalogues, you must click on Setup | Catalogues | Organise...
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So as to only have catalogues you want and/or to have the catalogues you use the most at the top of the list, you can organise the list by clicking on "Move up" and "Move down". Catalogue classification allows you to store the selected catalogue file (xx.cab) elsewhere on your hard disk, by compressing it without deleting it. Restoring the file (xx.cab) will decompress the catalogue and position it in the list.
Supplementary catalogues are displayed in light blue. Commercial catalogues will appear in white. The name of catalogues which have reached their usage limit will appear on a dark grey background.
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