When I first opened BSK 7.30, I saw a list of modules and looked briefly at each. Since that time, however, the list has disappeared. I cannot find the location of the modules anywhere.
In BSK 6, there was a "Go" list on the File / Edit / View menu or toolbar. I don't know if this exists in 7.0 or not. But I cannot find it or anything similar and therefore cannot access any module other than References.
Okay, I think I see how the
Okay, I think I see how the modules open. You create a new "folder" and, as you do so, you have to designate which modular type it will be (reference, note, task, etc.). Correct?
But, big problem: I put in a single reference last night, just to start getting familiar with the upgrade. It was saved and all, no problem. I opened up the program later last night and the reference was still there. This afternoon, however - 12 hours or more later - the reference has disappeared. And next, I could not even open the program - every time I clicked on the desktop icon for the BSK program, it would open the Biblioscape web page!! Very alarming!!
You were probably at
You were probably at Biblioscape internet module when you last quit Biblioscape. Next time you open it, Biblioscape goes to the built-in browser. You can go to menu command "Go | Folder" to go to the modules.
Where is "Go | Folder" command?
This suggestion takes me back to my original question. Where is this command located? I have looked under "File", "Edit," "View", "Tools," "References" and "Help," but cannot find it. (Those are the only menus available to me.)
The Go menu is at the root
The Go menu is at the root between "View" and "Tools". If you don't see it, you can go to "Tools | Customize...". On the "Commands" tab, go to the "Menu bar" category. Drag and drop the "Go" menu to the root menu. Thanks.
Got it
Paul,
Got it! Thank you. :-)