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docs/Basic-Topics/making-your-first-book.md

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+After you have installed Bloom, you can start making books! 
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+First you’ll need to make a **Collection**. Bloom organizes books as Collections. A collection is a group of books that all share certain characteristics, especially the languages in the books.  
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+After you have created a collection, you can create a new book and start adding pages, text, and images. 
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+Finally, you can print your book! 
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docs/Technical-Notes/embed-collection.md

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 [How to Embed a single book from Bloom Library In Your Website](/embed-single-bloom-library-book)
 
 
-## 1) Do you have a collection? {#8c955c946e8e4708be8d91f88c9ea2fe}
+## 1) Do you have a collection? {#5bf2aa399c174ef393a7a21c1ce44215}
 
 
 BloomLibrary.org offers custom collections (sometimes called “bookshelves”). These pages can have a banner, text about your organization or project, and links for people to learn more. And, of course, a set of books. We offer these collections as part of our [Bloom Enterprise](/bloom-enterprise-overview) paid service. Once you have a Bloom Enterprise subscription, you can embed your collection on your own website.

docs/Technical-Notes/embed-single-bloom-library-book.md

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-See also: [How to Embed a Bloom Library Collection In Your Website](https://www.notion.so/7bf1d2edfdfa421891a60e4c0af37d53) 
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+[How to Embed a Bloom Library Collection In Your Website](/embed-collection)
 
 
 It is possible to embed an interactive book directly on your website, if your website supports “iframes”.  

docs/Technical-Notes/webview2.md

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+See also: [WebView2 Trouble](https://www.notion.so/ec4ee1cba95847c394a7fe637615098a) 
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 Bloom 5.5 and later requires the Microsoft WebView2 Runtime “Evergreen” to be installed and up to date. If your computer regularly receives Windows Updates, you will already have this. Otherwise, follow these instructions:
 
 
-# Only for you? {#8c2000ada2d046f5852f01db766ce634}
+# Using the Online Installer {#8c2000ada2d046f5852f01db766ce634}
 
 
 Click [here](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=2124703) to get a small program from Microsoft. When you run it, it will download and install whatever you need. It may mention “Microsoft Edge” instead of “Webview2”, that’s fine.
 
 
-# Want to save bandwidth by getting an installer you can share with others offline? {#000ea21dae6641f6ad5f132942f9ed79}
+# Using the Offline installer {#000ea21dae6641f6ad5f132942f9ed79}
 
 
 Click [here ](https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/)for a page that will let you download a large (~140mb) installer that you can share with others. When you get that page, click the one that says “x64”:
 
 
 ![](./1026406943.png)
 
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+# When manually installing WebView2 Fails {#ae2d3121622c454ba4445d914f71f889}
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+We have a report of a computer which refused to allow manual updating of WebView2. It was stuck on an old version. The user reported that he fixed this by running Microsoft Edge and let _it_ update, and this then fixed things so that Bloom could run. This doesn’t exactly make sense to us, but we’re passing it on just in case. It’s possible that this only helped because the user had told Bloom to [use Edge instead of WebView2](/wv2trouble#f275483d6cd94e20a669424e17cc7b61).
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docs/Troubleshooting/wv2trouble.md

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+See also: [Installing & Updating WebView2](https://www.notion.so/abb24b6894f0488c8f772eee1afadb78) 
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 Bloom’s user interface is powered by the same browser engine as Microsoft Edge, which is named “WebView2”. If WebView2 were to get damaged in some way, Bloom would not be able to run.  It would direct you to this web page.
 
 
-If this happens to your, here are some things to try:
+If this happens to you, here are some things to try:
 
 
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 We have seen a situation where the above does not fix the problem, and have prepared a “nuclear option”: tell Bloom to use the WebView2 that comes with Microsoft Edge. 
 
 
+First, run Edge and make sure its version is at least that of Bloom’s minimum WebView2 Version (which is 112 as of the time of this writing):
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 :::caution
 
 The following has only been tested successfully with Windows 11. For other versions, there is a more complicated approach that we can walk you through, if necessary.
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 Close these windows and run Bloom again. If this doesn’t work, or even if it does, please get in contact with us ([[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])).
 
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