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==Stocking the Shelves== | ==Stocking the Shelves== | ||
The one thing that I notice when I walk into a library on a boring round, is the librarian never takes the time to stock the shelves! He just stands behind the counter reading. Stocking the shelves is quite an easy job, you print off the books you like, and place them on the shelves that represent the type of book! Informative books would go onto the bookshelf marked informative, fiction would go to fiction, You get the point! You can print a book by walking to the computer behind the librarians desk and checking the external archive. The books names will be labelled on the left, and the genre will be | The one thing that I notice when I walk into a library on a boring round, is the librarian never takes the time to stock the shelves! He just stands behind the counter reading. Stocking the shelves is quite an easy job, you print off the books you like, and place them on the shelves that represent the type of book! Informative books would go onto the bookshelf marked informative, fiction would go to fiction, You get the point! You can print a book by walking to the computer behind the librarians desk and checking the external archive. The books names will be labelled on the left, and the genre will be labelled to the right! Make sure you don't stock books on a genre they don't belong. Stocking the books is simple, bring the book to the shelves and click! | ||
==Making a book== | ==Making a book== | ||