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Rana marked one of James [bkkeepr]'s replies in bkkeepr as useful. James [bkkeepr] replied to the idea "Is there a way to export bkkeepr records?".

Rana marked one of James [bkkeepr]'s replies in bkkeepr as useful. James [bkkeepr] replied to the question "Does bkkeepr have a limit on how many books it remembers?".

Rana shared an idea in bkkeepr on November 05, 2009 05:51:

Is there a way to export bkkeepr records?

Is it possible to export bkkeepr's records? (This is related to my other question about what happens to older books - if they're dropping out of the queue, I'd like to be able to export the data before it's dumped.) In any case, it'd be nice to be able to archive that information on my own computer.

Rana asked a question in bkkeepr on November 05, 2009 05:49:

Does bkkeepr have a limit on how many books it remembers?

Does bkkeepr have a limit on how many books it remembers? It seems that now, as I add new books, the oldest ones have disappeared. If I knew that this was going to happen, I would have made a copy of the list.

A comment on the problem "I don't get the second graph in my velocity of reading." in bkkeepr:

Wow. Any chance of making this public? – Rana, on September 02, 2009 00:48

Rana replied on August 29, 2009 21:34 to the question "How can I alter one of the default themes without making a new design from scratch?" in Six Apart:

Thanks!

Your advice didn't exactly address what my concern was - I don't have access to CSS in my version of Typepad (I have to go through their design set-up as far as I can tell) - but I appreciate the information. Perhaps someone else can make use of it!

Rana asked a question in Six Apart on August 29, 2009 02:02:

How can I alter one of the default themes without making a new design from scratch?

I like most aspects of my blog's theme - the layout, the ways links and fonts are handled, and so on. I would, however, like to change the color of the font for links.

Is there a way to tweak the theme instead of creating a new version entirely from scratch using Design?

Rana replied on July 19, 2009 15:56 to the idea "d bkkeepr ISBN nick start = add NICK for each book to switch easily" in bkkeepr:

Dealing with multiple ISBNs has been my largest frustration - I usually have 2-3 books going at once, and it's tiring typing in the ISBNs each time (usually screwing it up). I've been cut-and-pasting from previous sent-messages, but that is a PITA.

One possibility - using the last 4 digits of the ISBN as a nick - it's unlikely that any set of active books would have the same last 4 digits, and it could work automatically just as page refs without the ISBN for single books do.

So you'd do 978123456789 start
Then 6789 65
Then 6789 end

(Or even 5 digits, for greater disambiguation. I can remember (and type!) 5 digits a lot more easily than the full span.)

Rana marked one of toxi's replies in bkkeepr as useful. toxi replied to the idea "d bkkeepr ISBN nick start = add NICK for each book to switch easily".

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Rana shared an idea in bkkeepr on July 19, 2009 15:48:

Recognizing Roman numerals?

Is there any way for bkkeepr to recognize Roman numerals? I'd love to get page credit for reading the intros!

Rana started following the idea "Echo my bkkeepr entries back to my twitter stream" in bkkeepr.

Rana replied on July 07, 2009 18:37 to the problem "Follow me, please!" in bkkeepr:

Thanks!

Rana marked one of James [bkkeepr]'s replies in bkkeepr as useful. James [bkkeepr] replied to the problem "Follow me, please!".

Rana reported a problem in bkkeepr on July 07, 2009 03:15:

Follow me, please!

I'm waiting for you to follow me so I can use your service. Please help!

Rana replied on July 07, 2009 00:05 to the problem "am following you but cannot post a message as you are not following me" in bkkeepr:

Me too!

Rana started following the problem "am following you but cannot post a message as you are not following me" in bkkeepr.