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  <h1>QuickMD</h1>
  <p>A shortcut, a window, a Markdown file. Capture a note without leaving what you are doing.</p>
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  <h2>Support</h2>
  <p>
    Something not working, or an idea for the next version? Write to
    <a href="mailto:federico@rendi.it">federico@rendi.it</a>. Every message is read by a
    person, usually within a couple of days.
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    It helps to include your macOS version, the QuickMD version (Settings → About) and, if
    something went wrong, what you did right before it happened.
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  <h2>Getting started</h2>
  <h3>1. Choose a folder</h3>
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    On first launch QuickMD asks where notes should go. Pick any folder you like — macOS will
    show a system panel, and QuickMD can only write to what you choose there. You can change
    the folder at any time in <strong>Settings → Saving</strong>, and add favourite folders you
    switch between often.
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  <h3>2. Pick a shortcut</h3>
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    The default is <strong>⇧⌘M</strong>. It works from any app, and it needs no special
    permission. Change it in <strong>Settings → Shortcut</strong>: click the key field and
    press the combination you want.
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  <h3>3. Write</h3>
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    Press the shortcut, type, press <strong>⌘↵</strong>. The note is saved as a Markdown file
    and the window disappears. <strong>⇧⌘S</strong> saves with a name you choose;
    <strong>esc</strong> closes the window and keeps what you wrote as a draft for next time.
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  <h2>Common questions</h2>

  <h3>Where does the filename come from?</h3>
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    From the first heading or first line of the note, cleaned up. If you would rather name it
    yourself, use ⇧⌘S, or type in the name field at the top of the composer.
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  <h3>Can I use an extension other than .md?</h3>
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    Yes — <strong>Settings → Formats</strong> lets you choose the extension used for new notes.
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  <h3>Does QuickMD sync my notes?</h3>
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    No. QuickMD writes plain files to a folder on your Mac. If that folder happens to be inside
    iCloud Drive, Dropbox or a git repository, syncing is handled by that service, exactly as it
    would be for any other file.
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  <h3>Does QuickMD send anything anywhere?</h3>
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    No. There is no account, no server and no analytics. See the
    <a href="privacy.html">privacy policy</a>.
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  <h3>How do I remove QuickMD?</h3>
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    Drag it from the Applications folder to the Trash. Your notes are ordinary files and stay
    exactly where they are.
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      <strong>Contact:</strong> <a href="mailto:federico@rendi.it">federico@rendi.it</a><br>
      <strong>Privacy:</strong> <a href="privacy.html">Privacy policy</a>
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