-I've tried to add the ability to customize your NeverNote menu shortcuts,
+I've tried to add the ability to customize your NeighborNote menu shortcuts,
but I don't want to take the time to setup a new dialog box and all the
junk that entails. So, I chose a text file config instead. Eventually I
may change it so the text file can be edited within the running program, but
I have other things to spend my time on at the moment.
-First, you don't need to do this. NeverNote comes with a default set of
+First, you don't need to do this. Neighbornote comes with a default set of
shortcuts. If you are happy with those then you don't need to do a thing.
If you want to customize your shortcuts then you need to do a little work.
You should have a shortcuts_sample.txt file. Copy this to shortcuts.txt
-in your NeverNote install directory. This is the file that is read
-when NeverNote starts. Any changes to this file only happen at startup
+in your Neighbornote home directory (~/.nevernote on Linux & OS-X and your user
+home directory on Windows). This is the file that is read
+when Neighbornote starts. Any changes to this file only happen at startup
so if you change it you need to restart the program to see those changes.
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