Navigate through MyShelf

Browse through all your entries.

Add a new entry.

Add and edit tags and meta tags to structure your entries.

Search your entries through tags and use full text search if you are looking for specific entries.

Look up and change your configuration.

The Browse Entries View

The subject of the entry.
(Subjects are not mandatory.)

The creation date of the entry.

Refresh the entry list.

Switch to edit mode to rearrange or delete elements, or to archive or remove whole entries.

Change the size of the elements in the Browse View.

Change the sorting options of the entry list.

Browse Entries - Further options

You can open each MyShelf entry in a separate window and keep it open parallel to the Browse Entries View.

Click to see extended entry creation information.

Remove the whole entry permanently.

Archive the entry (can be undone).

Arrange the elements so that it fits best for your purpose.

Delete the current element.

Export the current element to a file (text, full-sized picture).

Browse Entries - Image elements

When you double-click an image element, a separate window opens containing the image only. You can resize the window to the image's full-size.

The Add View

Add a new text element to your entry.

Add a new image element to your entry.

Add the content of the clipboard to your entry (text or image).

Remove an element immediately.

The Add View (continued)

As you can see, you can combine image and text elements within one entry.
You can also use tags for structuring your entries.

The Add View (completed)

After saving the new entry, you can find it in the entry list.

The Entry Detail View

Click in the Browse Entries View to open an entry in a separate window.

Switching to edit mode enables you to make changes in the entry.

The Tags View

The Tags View shows your tags and their short descriptions.

Switch to edit mode to edit existing tags.

Add a new tag / metatag.

Save a tag after you made changes to the tag's name or description.
If you want to cancel your changes, simply refresh the tag list.

Remove a tag.

The Search View

The Search tab behaves likes the Browse tab, but gives you a second and independent look on your entries. You can search for entries via tags or full text search.