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Easy to re-establish.
Handsome ground-hugging foliage bursts into long-blooming
summertime blossoms.
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Barbara joined her local native plant society in order to learn more
about the local flora. Within four months she was "volunteered" to
head the computer task force because she was the only "techie" in the
group."I'm starting to see our natives in a different way now that
I've begun cataloging them," says Barbara. Thanks to The
Compleat Botanica, cataloging her region's flora was a snap.
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Q: Is there a way to change the column order after I've created my filter?
A:
Yes. When a filter is first created, the column order of the
specimen list is dependant upon the order in which the items were added to
the filter. To change this order later on, you can simply click and
drag the column header of the specimen list. The ordering of columns will
be retained and restored the next time you use the filter.
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For more tips see
 The not so obvious . . .
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There are 17 side-by-side data entry views making it easy to access and update your data.
Be sure to check out the Biodiversity
View.
See all 17 views . . .
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The Compleat Botanica is now specially priced.
Holiday sale $49.99
Offer expires December 14, 2009
Holiday sale - save $40
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Q: I may have additional questions later. What's the
best way to contact someone at Crescent Bloom?
A: Crescent Bloom is a small Web-based company and does not have the staff to support
a telephone-based technical support center. We do answer all e-mail correspondence
and are happy to receive your queries. Please send an e-mail to
Tech Support for
questions about installing the software or to troubleshoot problems. Questions about your order can be sent to
Customer Support.
See what other people are asking
Frequently
Asked Questions
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Q: How to find answers using Pathfinder.
A: You can use the Pathfinder facility to find answers to questions about the software.
There are two basic approaches to using Pathfinder. If you
simply want to browse through the available topics, use the tree-like
table of contents in the left-hand window pane. Double-clicking
any item with the green index symbol
will display a list of related
informational documents -- these are the items prefaced with the blue info
symbol  .
If you prefer to search for answers using the familiar search engine approach, you can
type short phrases, questions, or keywords into the search box. Documents containing one
or more of your keywords are listed in the results page inside the Pathfinder window.
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