New (Ctrl + N): Opens a new editor in a new browser tab.
Open (Ctrl + O): Open a text, markdown, or CSV file from your computer.
Save (Ctrl + S): Saves the current file. If opened from your computer, it will try to save back to the original file. Otherwise, it will prompt you to "Save As".
Save As: Lets you save the current text to a new file on your computer.
Next/Last File (Ctrl + → / Ctrl + ←): Cycle between open files (buffers).
Close File (Ctrl + W): Closes the current file.

Standard Text Editing: Supports features like tab indentation, auto-pairing of brackets `()`, `[]`, `{}`, quotes `""`, `''`, and backticks ` `` `.
Auto-Indented Lists: Pressing `Enter` in a bulleted (`*`, `-`) or numbered (`1.`) list automatically continues the list. Press `Enter` on an empty list item to exit the list.
Drag & Drop: Drag a text file from your computer and drop it onto the window to open it.

Table Column Alignment: You can align content in table columns by adding colons to the header separator line.
```
| Left | Center | Right |
|:---|:------:|------:|
| a  |    b   |     c |
```

CSV View: Renders comma-separated text in an editable grid. You can add/delete rows and columns, edit cells, and the underlying text is updated automatically.
MD View: Renders Markdown text as formatted HTML. From this view, you can save the content as a self-contained HTML file or print it (e.g., to a PDF).

For long documents, you can automatically generate a Table of Contents (ToC).
Simply type [TOC] on its own line where you want the table of contents to appear.
When you switch to MD View, this tag will be replaced with a clickable list of all the headings (e.g., # Heading 1, ## Subheading) in your document.

You can create interactive to-do lists directly in your text. This is powered by Markdown.
Use - [ ] for an incomplete task and - [x] for a completed task.
When viewed in MD View, these will be rendered as clickable checkboxes.
Shortcut: Use Ctrl + Shift + C to insert a new to-do item on the current line.

- [ ] Finish report
- [x] Send email
- [ ] Start new project

Open Manager: Click "Text" in the main menu to add, edit, or remove text expansion shortcuts.
Usage: In the editor, type a shortcut (e.g., .sig) followed by a space or Enter to replace it with its full text.
Rules: Shortcuts must start with a period (.) and be at least two characters long.
Built-in Date Shortcut: The shortcut .d expands to the current date. You can customize its format in the Text Expander manager using DD, MM, MMM, YY, YYYY with - or / separators.
Import/Export: You can back up your shortcuts to a file or import them from another machine using the manager.

Find: `Ctrl + F`
Open Link in Text: `Ctrl + U`
Lock Note: `Ctrl + =`
Email File: `Ctrl + Shift + E` - Opens your default email client with the current file's content in a new message.
New Calendar: `Ctrl + J` - Opens a new buffer with the current date and a text-based calendar for the current month.
New Calculator: `Ctrl + M` - Opens a text-based calculator. Type an equation (e.g., `(5+3)*2`) and press Enter to see the result.
Light Mode: `Ctrl + L` - Switches from Dark Mode to Light Mode.

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