Browsing 1: Moving Through Your Database	
         
         WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN permits you to browse very
         freely throughout the current database.  During the
         building of a WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN database, each
         document is assigned a numerical Doc ID # based on the
         physical order in which it was processed.  Thus, documents
         with Doc ID #s that are close numerically are located near
         each other in the database.  

         To browse through documents adjacent to a retrieved 
         document or to browse by the Doc ID #, use the 
         following key combinations:

         To Locate Document By Doc ID #
              Press the Ctrl key and the "D" key simultaneously 
              to open a box showing the following message:  

                   "Display Document with ID"  

              followed by a box with the number "1" inside.  
    
              To enter the Doc ID #, type the Doc ID # of the 
              document you want to display on top of "1" and 
              press the ENTER key.  The document will 
              immediately appear on the screen.
         
         To Move To Next Document In The Database
              Press the Ctrl key and Down Arrow simultaneously 
              to display the next document in sequence, i.e., 
              a document with a Doc ID # immediately following 
              the active document.  For example, if the active 
              document has Doc ID #2779, the Ctrl and Down Arrow
              keys moves you to Doc ID #2780.

         To Move To Preceding Document In The Database
              Press the Ctrl key and Up Arrow simultaneously to 
              display the preceding document in sequence, i.e., 
              a document with a Doc ID # immediately preceding 
              the active document.  For example, if the active 
              document has Doc ID #2550, the Ctrl and Up Arrow 
              keys moves you to Doc ID #2549. 
         
         (See Browsing 2 in this Help system)