BikeBook Help BikeBook Help
BikeBook will help you keep track of maintenance on your many bicycles. To get started, create a document using File > New (or command-N). Customize the document to match one of your bikes by adding, removing, or rearranging parts and subparts. You can use the toolbar, drag-and-drop, or the following menu items:
command-4) and Edit > Add Subpart (command-2)
command-X), Edit > Copy (command-C), Edit > Paste (command-V), and Edit > Delete (command-delete)
command-[) and View > Collapse All (command-])
If you would like to use your customized bike as a template for future documents, use BikeBook > Preferences (command-comma) and select the document from the pop-up menu in the Preferences window. Title the template anything you like, and check the box to make it your default template if you wish. The menu items, File > New Document and File > New Bike From, will reflect your change.
Prepare a document for each of your bikes, and add service entries using Edit > Add Entry to subpart (command-1) or Edit > Add Entry to Bike (command-3). Later, when you need to find a particular comment, the Edit > Find submenu and the search field in the toolbar will help you locate parts and service entries.