documents in RTF, ASCII, DOC, docx or HTML formats you want to import or export). Your operating system’s file selector dialor allows you to open and save all your Papyrus Author documents, as well as other document types (e.g. This does not necessarily have to be a Papyrus Author Document (“*.PAP”), but can also be a Word, an RTF, an ASCII, or an HTML document. “File” menu → “ Open…” will open a file selector dialog (“Open Document”), in which you can choose the file you would like to open. Other database files include the “*.idx” and the “*.set” files for the settings in the database. Your entry formulas can be found in the “*.pbf” files ( Papyrus Base Formula).

Together, these two files contain all the information in your database. pb” file changes that you just made are stored in the “*.log” file. Papyrus Author databases consist of the main “*. This keeps your documents well organized. The main text, the character and research databases as well as any attached document will all be put into a folder with the name of your project. If you have started with only a main text and now would like to add research or a Character Database, you can change it to a project at any time. Thus, Papyrus Author helps you keep track of the documents in your project by creating a folder with the name of your main text. In addition, a project can also have character and research databases as well as other documents you have assigned to the project. “ Projects” also consist largely of the “*.pap” documents that make up your main text. Your can recognize your Papyrus Author text documents by the extension “*.

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