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VNote is **open source** and currently mainly developed and maintained by one single person in spare time. Hence, please don't hesitate to give VNote a hand if she does improve your productivity. Thank [users who donated to VNote](https://github.com/tamlok/vnote/wiki/Donate-List)!
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## Troubleshooting Guide
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+**How to enable Vim mode?**
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+Open `Settings` dialog via the `File` menu, then jump to `Read/Edit` tab and you could enable Vim via the combo box in `Key mode`. Restart VNote to take effect.
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+If you do not know what Vim is, please do not enable it!
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VNote could be used in two ways:
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1. Note-taking application via notebooks, folders and notes. VNote manages all the data and provides additional functionality such as attachment and tag.
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4. Do a quick search in [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/tamlok/vnote/issues) and VNote's [Documentation](https://tamlok.github.io/vnote/en_us/#!docs/_vnote.json);
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5. Post an issue *in detail* on GitHub to ask for help.
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-<mark>One More Thing</mark>: If you do not know what is Vim, please do not turn on Vim mode in the settings dialog. 😁 By the way, Vim is really a magic tool to improve edit efficiency. Highly recommend Vim mode and VNote's shortcuts. You won't regret it.
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Now, how about pressing `Ctrl+G` and start today's work from **Universal Entry**?
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Have fun!
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