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• Texts 0 18 5 – Markdown Word Processor Shortcut
• Markdown Text Editor
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• Small Text Markdown

Compact 4-page cheat sheet: what layout feature – how to write in Markdown. Includes 4 kinds of tables, Emacs commands and Emacs table mode. Based on markdown supported by Pandoc.

WordGrinder is a word processor for processing words. It is not WYSIWYG. It is not point and click. It is not a desktop publisher. It is not a text editor. It does not do fonts and it barely does styles. What it does do is words. It's designed for writing text. It gets out of your way and lets you type. A Markdown Wiki with Texts and Autohotkey Here is what works with Texts on my computer: #SingleInstance force #NoEnv; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases. Ulysses can transform your texts into beautiful PDFs, Word documents and eBooks, properly formatted and styled. It also lets you export to HTML, ready to be used anywhere on the web. You can even publish to WordPress and Medium right from within the app. Everything is just a click away, with on-the-fly switching of styles and a live preview.

Markdown is a convention to write formatted, 'rich' texts in plain text using a simple text editor.

This Markdown cheat sheet is…

Markdown is a lightweight markup language with plain-text-formatting syntax, created in 2004 by John Gruber with Aaron Swartz.Markdown is often used for formatting readme files, for writing messages in online discussion forums, and to create rich text using a plain text editor. Since the initial description of Markdown contained ambiguities and unanswered questions, the implementations that. Markdown editor for Mac and Windows. Tables, images, footnotes, math and more. Export to PDF, HTML, Word, ePub.

• compact (much information in small space),
• user-oriented: structured by
  • layout feature I want to achieve ('How do I indent a paragraph?'),
  • not by Markdown convention ('What does ‘>' mean?')

Cheat Sheet Sections

• compact (much information in small space),
• user-oriented: structured by
  • layout feature I want to achieve ('How do I indent a paragraph?'),
  • not by Markdown convention ('What does ‘>' mean?')

Cheat Sheet Sections

• Paragraph and Block
• Characters
• Document Structure
• Links
• Images
• Tables
• Footnotes
• Emacs Markdown Mode
• Emacs Table Mode

If you don't use Emacs, you can skip page 4 (about Emacs Markdown Mode + Emacs table mode).

Get the Markdown Cheat Sheet

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What is Markdown?

Why Markdown?

Using plain text has advantages:

• comfortable typing, no need for using formatting menus
• manage in version control
• editor macros (repeat complex editing actions)
• post-processing (check hyperlinks, generate Microsoft .chm help file…)
• store images as a separate file, which allows re-use and simple update

Of course, there is a cost:

• you must remember the convention, e.g. typing **asterisks** for bold
• the formatting is limited, especially complex tables are a pain

Using Markdown

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Texts 0 18 5 – Markdown Word Processor Shortcut

• meeting notes
• readme.txt in a file system folder
• software documentation (create Microsoft .chm help file)

Markdown Text Editor

My workflow for an individual text file is:

• write .txt file in Emacs
• create and inspect as HTML file by pressing Ctrl-C Ctrl-V (opens HTML in Firefox)
• inspect the HTML text
• adapt/extend the .txt source in Emacs
• update the HTML file by pressing Ctrl-C Ctrl-E, switch to Firefox and inspect
• leave the .txt source and the generated .html in the folder

Links

Markdown Cheat Sheets

• Mark Boszko: Markdown Cheat Sheet (2011-05-01)
• Emacs Markdown-mode Cheat Sheet by xaon (accessed 2017-03-04: last updated 2014-06-05)

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• Markdown (John Gruber) – the original

Experience

• Kent Bye: How We Automated Our Ebook Builds With Pandoc and KindleGen (2013-11-28)
• Kieran Healy: Plain Text, Papers, Pandoc (2014-01-23)
• Mike Cottrill: Building a better word processor with Markdown support (2014-05-27)
• Martin Fenner: CommonMark and the Future of Scholarly Markdown (2014-09-07)
• Chris Ward: Creating PDFs from Markdown with Pandoc and LaTeX (2015-09-30)
• How I stopped worrying and started using Markdown like TeX (2016-06-01)
• Baldur Kristinsson: Pandoc vs Multimarkdown (2016-09-08)

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Small Text Markdown

• Jan Ulrich Hasecke, Wolfgang Tischer: Das ZEN von Pandoc: Bücher und E-Books einfach und professionell produzieren (2015-02-17)
• Michael Kofler: Markdown und Pandoc (2013-05)