Create Worlds and Classes

Before links can be created, the worlds and classes they are to be assigned to must first be created.

1. To view existing words and classes, and to create new ones, click on the Folders/Classes tab.

   The left-hand pane of the tab display the existing structure of worlds, sub-folders and classes in an explorer tree-view:

   

2. To view the links which have been assigned to a class, select it from the explorer. The links assigned to the selected class are then listed in the middle, Linked documents in class pane:

   

3. To view the classes a link has been assigned to click on that link in the Links tab or the Folders/Classes tab. In the right-hand Assign Classes pane, the classes to which the link has been assigned are indicated with a tick against them:

   

4. To create a new world, right-click on a space in the left-hand section of the Folders/Classes tab and select the New world option from the menu that is then displayed.

   

5. A node for the new world is added to the explorer. Enter a unique name for it:

   

   

6. To add a class to a world, right-click on the world node, or on a sub-folder in that world (see below), and select the New class option from the menu that is then displayed:

   

7. A new node is then created for the class under the selected world. Enter a unique name for it:

   

8. If required, sub-folders may be added to the hierarchy under the world level into which classes may be placed. To add a sub-folder, right-click on a world node or on an existing sub-folder, select New folder from the menu that is then displayed, and enter the name of the folder:

   

   Classes and further sub-folders can then be added to the new folder as required. For example:

   

9. To delete a world, class or folder, right-click on it and select Delete or click on it and press the Delete key.

10. To rename a world, class or folder, right-click on it and select Rename, and enter the new name.

    World, classes and folders can be cut, copied and pasted using the appropriate options on the right-click menu, by dragging and dropping in the normal way, and by using the standard keyboard commands. The names of copied items are suffixed with "-COPY".