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Sorry, this is not nearly what it should be.  I'll be working on more
complete documentation as time goes.

Hopefully, using Gutenbook should be fairly intuitive.  The buttons do
what you would expect them to.

A number of keybindings have been implemented in Gutenbook.  These are
generally indicated by the letter in parentheses on a button.  Hitting
said letter while the window that owns that button is in focus will
perform the same function as that button.

Two keybindings that do not share functions with buttons are "Ctrl-s"
and "Ctrl-g".  "Ctrl-s" will put you in "search mode".  That is, the
search text field will take focus and whatever you type goes into the
field.  Hitting enter while that field is in focus performs a search
of the current Etext for the string you entered.  While you are in
"search mode", all other keybindings are deactivated.  "Ctrl-g" takes
you out of "search mode" and reactivates the other keybindings.

Another useful keybinding is "Ctrl-p", which will put you into "goto
page mode".  The goto page text field will take focus; whatever you
type goes into the field.  Hitting enter while that field is in focus
will take you to that page number (provided you entered a number).
While you are in "goto page mode", all other keybindings are
deactivated.  "Ctrl-g" takes you out of "goto page mode" and
reactivates the other keybindings.

The keybinding "p" brings up the User Preferences window.  The fields
and options are fairly self-explanatory.  Note that Gutenbook can use
HTTP or FTP to get Etexts, so you can specify an HTTP or FTP URL for
the PG Etext Mirror URL.  You can do the same for the PG Index File
URL, though you should leave the default as that is the definitive and
up-to-date Gutenberg Index file.



Enjoy!
