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About "bulk editing" course lessons, you may want to just edit the Arabic playback presets instead, since all playback settings used in the Arabic curriculum are controlled by those presets.
Here are steps on how to edit the presets:
1. Open LR and in the PLAY COURSES screen, click on the cog button beside the "PLAYBACK SETTINGS PRESETS..." box (see attached step-1.png).
2. In the Edit Playback Settings window, click on the "Preset" dropdown menu, then click on the "Preset Manager" button (see attached step-2.png).
3. The Preset Manager will open, and on the left side you'll see a list of all playback presets in your LR. Select one of the Arabic playback presets - all Arabic presets are named with "AR" in them like "AR Multisensory," "AR Picture Flash," etc.
4. Edit any setting for your selected preset from the setting tabs on the right side of the Preset Manager window, then click Save to finalize your changes for that preset
5. Repeat Steps 3-4 for the rest of the Arabic playback presets.
6. Once you're done with your edits, close the Preset Manager window and click Cancel in the Edit Playback Settings window. The next time you play the Arabic lessons, your preset changes will take effect.
About your personal Arabic course project, you may reuse pictures from your BrillKids curricula
as long as you're only using the course yourself (not to be shared at the BrillKids Library).
All media files used in your LR lessons are stored in this folder: C:\ProgramData\BrillKids\Little Reader\Media Library
As a shortcut, open your Start menu and go to All Programs > BrillKids > Little Reader > Media Library
Please make sure that you only COPY the file from the Media Library folder instead of moving it outside the folder. If any media file is removed from that Media Library folder, you will get a "missing media" error when you play the LR lesson where that file is used.
Another way to get pictures for your project is to use stock image websites (some of these provide pictures for free). A few examples of such websites are Wikimedia Commons, Foter.com and Morguefile.com.
However, if you need pictures that show certain action words more clearly or something more specific, the best way to do so is to simply take the pictures yourself. Most of the time stock image websites don't have enough pictures for use in action words type of lessons.
I hope this helps!