- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Title Page
- Introduction
- Part I: Getting to Know Scrivener
- Part II: Meeting the Inspector
- Part III: Starting to Write
- Chapter 6: Introducing the Editor: Where the Magic Happens
- Chapter 7: Getting Rid of Distractions with Composition Mode
- Chapter 8: Planning Your Project with the Corkboard
- Chapter 9: Getting a High-Level View of Your Project with the Outliner
- Chapter 10: Marking Up Your Text with Inline Annotations and Comments
- Chapter 11: Citing Your Sources with Footnotes
- Part IV: Getting Your Manuscript Out There
- Part V: Customizing Your Scrivener Experience
- Part VI: Getting the Most Out of Scrivener
- Chapter 17: Searching High and Low
- Chapter 18: Creating Collections for Quick Access to Related Files
- Looking at the Types of Collections
- Working with Standard Collections
- Creating a Search Collection
- Working with the Search Results Collection
- Converting a Saved Search Collection to a Standard Collection
- Renaming a Collection
- Removing a Collection
- Viewing a Collection as a Container
- Showing the Label and Status Columns in the Collections List
- Chapter 19: Saving Versions of Your Files with Snapshots
- Chapter 20: Tracking Your Revisions
- Chapter 21: Protecting Your Work with Automatic and Manual Backups
- Part VII: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 22: Ten Awesome Features That Didn't Fit Anywhere Else
- Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Get More Help
- Getting Interactive with the Tutorial
- Using the User Manual
- Letting the Template Be Your Guide
- Watching Online Video Tutorials
- Finding Your Answers in the Forum
- Searching for Answers on the FAQ page
- Checking Out the Scrivener Support Page
- E-Mailing Technical Support
- Revving the Search Engine
- Schmoozing
- Cheat Sheet
Removing a Collection
If you no longer want a standard or saved search collection that you created, you can remove it by following these steps:
1. If the Collections pane isn’t visible, click the Collections button in the toolbar to view it.
2. Select the tab of the collection that you want to remove.
3. Click the Delete Collection button in the Collections header (refer to Figure 18–1).
A warning window appears to remind you the action can’t be undone.
4. Click OK.
The selected collection is removed.
Viewing a single collection
To quickly view a collection without opening the Collections pane, choose View⇒Collections, and then choose the desired collection from the submenu that appears. The selected collection appears in the sidebar. You can close the collection by clicking the X button at the bottom of the sidebar.
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