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<guide platform="win" title="Saving User-Created Problems for Future Use" section="starting">
  <p>
      When you create your own problem in Acces, the problem is saved in the Acces document. If you would like to
      organize your user-created problems in a single location, you can use an Acces document to act as a storage
      container.
    </p>
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      <li>Create a <a href="newdoc.xml" shape="rect">new document</a> for your storage container.
      </li>
      <li><a href="opendoc.xml" shape="rect">Open a document</a> that contains a user-created problem.
      </li>
      <li>Activate Top-Bottom Comparison by choosing <span class="menu">Window &gt; Top-Bottom Comparison</span>. (For
      more information about Top-Bottom Comparison, see the article <a href="topbottom.xml" shape="rect">Comparing Two or More
      Acces Documents</a>.) <img class="screenshot-noshadow" src="images/topbottom.png"></img>
      </li>
      <li>The Database Browser will be hidden and the documents will be stacked, one atop the other. <img class="screenshot-noshadow" src="images/topbottom1.png"></img>
      </li>
      <li>User-created problems will be labeled as {custom} in the Document Tree. <img class="screenshot-noshadow" src="images/topbottom2.png"></img>
      </li>
      <li>Select the problem you want to store from the original document. Copy (Ctrl+C) and Paste (Ctrl+V) it into the new document. 
		(NOTE: Format overrides applied to the problem will follow the problem to the new document. For more information about overrides, 
		including how to remove them, refer to the article <a href="overrides.xml" shape="rect">Using Overrides</a>.)
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            <img class="screenshot-noshadow" src="images/topbottom3.png"></img>
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            <img class="screenshot-noshadow" src="images/topbottom4.png"></img>
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      </li>
      <li>Repeat this process for the remaining problems you wish to store. Be sure to save your "storage container" document.
      </li>
    </ol>

  <div class="tip">
      You can also use Drag and Drop to move problems from one document to another. Simply select the problem, then drag it to
		the destination document. Notice that this <em>removes</em> the problem from the original document. If you want to leave your original
      document unchanged, close the document without saving the changes.
    </div>
</guide>