The current opened book nodes (folders/articles) are shown in the folders list.
 
 

Favorite folders

These are virtual folders.  Click the corresponding folders and different contents will be shown. 
 
Recently Saved Articles
After clicking it, the articles recently saved will be shown in the nodes list.  Through this way, you can quickly find the articles recently saved.
Recently Modified Articles
After clicking it, the articles recently modified will be shown in the nodes list.  Through this way, you can quickly find the articles recently modified.
Recently Read Articles
After clicking it, the articles recently read will be shown in the nodes list.  Through this way, you can quickly find the articles recently read.
Unread articles
After clicking it, the articles marked as unread will be shown in the nodes list.
Search result
After clicking it, the last search result will be shown.
 
You can set your favorite folders in options dialog.

Book folders

There are listed all the opened books and the nodes therein.

Context menu

Book node context menu
 
 
 
New folder
Create a new folder in the current book
 
Create a new article in the current book
 
Create a new diary in the current book
 
Create a new article in the current book by using a templet 
 
Copy
Copy all the nodes in the current book
 
Paste
Paste the nodes in the clipboard in the current book
 
Rename
Rename the current book
 
Refresh
Refresh the nodes of the current book
 
Protect Current Book
Protect the current book by setting a password for the book.  When opening the book, the password is required to be typed in.
 
Protect Articles
Protect the articles in the book by setting a password.  When reviewing the protected articles, the password is required to be typed in.
 
Nodes Management
Manage (Copy/Cut/Paste/Move) the nodes in books.
 
Sort the current book
 
Close the current book
Close the current book
 
 
 
 
 
Stat
Stat current books (Read counter)
 
Properties
Show the properties of the book.
Folders/nodes
 
 
 
New folder
Create a new folder in the current folder
 
Create a new article in the current folder
 
Create a new diary in the current folder
 
Create a new article in the current folder by using a templet 
 
Copy*
Copy the selected nodes
 
Cut*
Cut the selected nodes
 
Paste
Paste the nodes in the clipboard in the current folder
 
Rename
Rename the current book
 
Delete*
Delete the selected nodes
 
Refresh*
Refresh the selected nodes
 
Protect Articles
Set a password for the articles in the selected articles and encrypt it
 
Set labels for the articles in the selected articles and/or folders
 
Nodes Management
Manage (Copy/Cut/Paste/Move) the nodes in books.
 
Mark->Text color*
Set the text color for the selected nodes
 
Mark->Background color*
Set the background color for the selected nodes
 
Mark->Change Icon
Change the icon of nodes
 
Mark->Mark as read*
Mark the articles in the selected articles and/or folders as read
 
Mark->Mark as unread*
Mark the articles in the selected articles and/or folders as unread
 
Sort Nodes
Sort the nodes in the same level
 
Advanced->Move/Copy Nodes
Move/Copy the selected nodes.
 
Copy the node information of the current article and/or folder
 
Advanced->Create Shortuct
Create a shortcut file for article. When you double click this shortcut in Exlorer, the article will be opened in CyberArticle.
 
Advanced->Get URL(s)*
Copy the URLs of the selected articles or open the URLs in browser
 
Advanced->Combine articles#
Combine the selected articles
 
Advanced->Rename series*
Batch rename the selected nodes
 
Replace the HTML code of the article in the selected articles and/or folders
 
 
 
 
 
Properties*
Show the properties of nodes
Recycle Bin node
 
 
 
Empty Recycle Bin
Empty the recycle bin of the current book.
 
Refresh
Refresh the recycle bin
 
New folder
Create a new folder in the current folder
 
New article
Create a new article in the current folder
 
Paste
Paste the nodes in the clipboard in the current folder
 
properties
Show the properties of recycle bin
Note:
  • *Muti-selection of nodes is supported (articles and/or folders).
  • #Muti-selection of articles is supported.