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Is there any documentation on how to use Project Windows?

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regan

17 Mar, 2019 09:17 PM

I recently upgraded to the pro version of MultiMarkdown. Is there any documentation on how to set up a project window? I looked in Preferences under "Pro Features" and did not find anything. Should I be looking elsewhere?

1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Fletcher on 17 Mar, 2019 09:29 PM

   

   Brief response since I’m not at computer this weekend.

   Use the open folder command, but open a folder (as the name suggests) not a file. (As per your other message with the crash)

   Fletcher

   Sent from my iPhone

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2. 2 Posted by regan on 17 Mar, 2019 10:28 PM

   

   Thanks for the quick response. It works as described. Once I selected
   the folder, I found the rest of the “Project Window” functionality
   self-explanatory. Very nice! It’s great to see the progress that
   MultiMarkdown has made over the past few years. I have used most of the
   markdown editors on the market and this one remains a favorite.

   Best wishes,

   James

   Ps. If the sole intent of “Open Folder” is to create a Project
   Window, then maybe a name change to “Open Project,” might prove
   helpful? Just a thought….

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3. 3 Posted by regan on 10 Apr, 2019 12:14 AM

   

   Hi,

   I recently purchased Multimarkdown Composer 4.5.6 from the AppleStore.
   The installation went well, but today I noticed that an older version
   (5.4.0) of Multmarkown is living on my system (MacOS 10.14.4). I am
   guessing the earlier version of Multimarkdown was installed in a prior
   iteration of the Composer (pre 4.x). To resolve the situation, I was
   going to grab the latest version of MultiMarkdown (6.x) from GitHub and
   install it, but that may not be the best approach. Do you have any
   recommendations?

   Best wishes,

   James

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4. Support Staff 4 Posted by Fletcher on 10 Apr, 2019 02:45 AM

   

   Composer and MultiMarkdown are separate binaries. If MMD 5.4.0 is
   installed on your computer, it's because you installed it. Composer has
   MMD built-in -- it doesn't rely on a separate binary.

   If you want to use MMD from the command line, then I would recommend
   upgrading to version 6. But otherwise, I wouldn't worry about it.

   Fletcher

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5. 5 Posted by regan on 10 Apr, 2019 02:49 AM

   

   Thanks for clarifying.

   Best wishes,

   James

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