Modules

[JCS]

How can I remove modules that I don't expect ever to use, so that they also don't show up in searches?

[Helen Brown]

In version 8 use the Library window (Arrange Modules in version 7) to remove the modules from the pop-up menus. Then you can also remove them from the hard drive by deleting them from Modules/Texts or Tools in the Accordance folder.

[Ron Bailey]

I have been watching the Arranging your own Modules tutorial. I see that some of the functionality is now to be found in the Library but I don't see how to create my own titles folders eg Greek Texts, Ancient Texts as the tutorial describes. Is this a lost function or is it hiding?

[Sean R.]

I have been watching the Arranging your own Modules tutorial. I see that some of the functionality is now to be found in the Library but I don't see how to create my own titles folders eg Greek Texts, Ancient Texts as the tutorial describes. Is this a lost function or is it hiding?

 

You can still do this. Open the Library window, select the category in which you wish to create your folder (e.g., Texts, English Tools, etc.). In the lower left corner of the Library window, click on the gear button (right next to the add module plus-sign button). From the pop-up menu, select Add Folder. You can name the folder whatever you like, and then you may drag into that folder modules to organize your texts, tools, etc. Remember, you can only organize modules within the categories Accordance has set up. In other words, you can't make a folder and place into it some texts, a reference tool, and an English tool.

 

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