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Crapbook - opens a special file where you can put some notes, pieces of a text, etc. The crapbook file will be saved automatically when you close it. If the Crapbook file is opened and you exiting TEA, the content of a Crapbook is saved too.

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Notes - a kind of crapbook, but connected to the current file. Useful to put the notes releated to the current file's content. The .notes file is autosaved on exit.

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Save as different > Save .bak - saves a content of the current document with name, where the "bak" extension added.

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Save as different > Save timestamped version - saves a content of the current document with name, where the timestamp is added. So you shall know the date and time related to the saved version. Note about timestamp format. Is is yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm-ss. So the first comes a year, then a month, then days, hours, minutes and seconds.

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Remove from dictionary- this function is Hunspell-only. An updated dictionary will be loaded after the next session.

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Functions > Plugins. TEA (Qt5-builds) can run the plugins written in QML (see the source code tarball/manuals/plugins for the details how to write TEA plugins). The plugins are snipped as archived directories (TEA itself can unpack ZIPped plugin to plugins folder if you try open such achive in TEA). To install the plugin. just unpack it WITH its directory to $HOME/.config/tea/plugins (UNIX-way) or drive:\Documents and Settings\username\tea\plugins (Windows-way). Then restart TEA to rescan the plugins list. Delete plugin's directory to uninstall it. I am not responsible on how plugin work - it can do everything just like the normal stand-alone program, so trust your plugin developer or don't use it.

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