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Doggiedoggiedog -

Now I've added quite a few categories, each chapter is one categorie. However since we use
different books, the categories are not ordered nicely.

Is there a way to change the order of the categories (in the list), e.g. moving categories up or
down the list, ordering alphabetically, etc.?



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bogleg -

There is currently no way to do this. But I'm working on it.

Chris












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