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@@ -33,16 +33,17 @@ If you are running on Rails 2.0.x or Rails 1.x, you should use Footnotes v3.0:
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 Remember that in Rails 1.x, after filters appear first than before filters in the Filters tab.
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-Usage notes
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-===========
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+Usage
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+=====
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 * Footnotes are applied in all actions under development. If You want to change this behaviour, check the initializer.rb file.
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-* Some features only work if you are under MacOSX. But if your editor support opening files like Textmate, e.g. txmt://open?url=file://, you can put in your environment file the following line:
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+* Some features only work by default if you are under MacOSX and using Textmate.
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+  If your editor supports out-of-the-box opening files like Textmate, e.g. txmt://open?url=file://path/to/file, you can put in your environment file the following line:
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   Footnotes::Filter.prefix = "editor://open?file://"
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-  Another option is to automatically register the protocol in your browser and/or OS. More information [here](http://kb.mozillazine.org/Register_protocol).
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+  If it doesn't, you can enable this behavior in few steps. I've written a post about it [here](http://josevalim.blogspot.com/2008/06/textmate-protocol-behavior-on-any.html).
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 * If you want to use your own stylesheet, you can disable the Footnotes stylesheet with:
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@@ -50,7 +51,9 @@ Usage notes
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 * Footnotes are appended at the end of the page, but if your page has a div with id "footnotes_holder", Footnotes will be inserted into this div.
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-* If you want to open multiple notes at the same time, set Footnotes::Filter.multiple_notes = true
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+* If you want to open multiple notes at the same time, just put in your enviroment:
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+  Footnotes::Filter.multiple_notes = true
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 * Finally, you can cherry pick which notes you want to use, simply doing:
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