Update documentation - fixes #11

Update checkbox documentation
Update horizontal line documentation
Update hacking notebook with up-to-date links and info
Fix minory typo in docs

CHANGELOG.txt

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Earlier version numbers for zim correspond to the Perl branch.
 * Improved performance tag filtering in side pane
 * Detect pages have changed on disk, even when page present in cache
 * Bug fix for drag-n-drop of text within the editor
-* New checkbox type available for "moved task" for joural workflow
+* New checkbox type available for "moved task" for journal workflow
 * Context menu defined for checkboxes
 * Horizontal lines "<HR>" added to wiki syntax -- Pavel_M
 * Pathbar buttons can now also be used to insert page links by drag-n-drop

HACKING/HACKING.txt

@@ -13,8 +13,11 @@ When you are working with the development code check the folder "./tools/" for s
 
 In addition we use the following resources to communicate on zim development:
 
+Code repository:
+https://github.com/jaap-karssenberg/zim-desktop-wiki
+
 Bug tracker:
-https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim
+https://github.com/jaap-karssenberg/zim-desktop-wiki/issues (and many requests are on the old page https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim)
 Also for feature requests
 
 Development wiki:

HACKING/Working_with_Bazaar.txt

@@ -4,21 +4,22 @@ Creation-Date: 2014-07-31T21:05:49+02:00
 
 ====== Working with Bazaar ======
 
-The zim code is kept under version control using the bazaar version control system. See the website for documentation on using this system: http://bazaar.canonical.com/en/
+The zim code is kept under version control using the git version control system. See the website for documentation on using this system: https://git-scm.com/
 
-The quick course, to get a copy of the zim code:
+The quick course, to get a copy of the zim code from a fork username/zim-desktop-wiki on github:
 
-	bzr branch lp:zim
+	git clone git@github.com:username/zim-desktop-wiki.git
 
-To check in some changes (don't forget to give some meaningful changelog)
+Then you can create a branch:
 
-	bzr add
-	bzr commit
+	git checkout -b branch-name
 
+To check in some changes (don't forget to give some meaningful changelog):
 
-To create a patch that can be mailed:
+	git add
+	git commit
 
-	bzr send -o some-description.patch
+After that you can make a pull request on github or create a patch that can be mailed:
 
-Alternatively you can publish your branch directly on the launchpad website and file a merge proposal.
+	git format-patch HEAD~..HEAD
 

data/manual/Help/Auto_Formatting.txt

@@ -37,4 +37,13 @@ This feature can be turned off in the [[Preferences]].
 Also when you type a internet url like http://perl.org it will automatically be identified as a link.
 
 ===== Bullets and Checkboxes =====
-Another example of auto-formatting is that "* " at the beginning of a line gets converted to a bullet automatically. Typing either "[] ", "[*] ", "[x] " or "() ", "(*) ", "(x) " will give your different kinds of [[Check Boxes]].
+Another example of auto-formatting is that "* " at the beginning of a line gets converted to a bullet automatically. Typing either "[] ", "[*] ", "[x] ", "[>] " or "() ", "(*) ", "(x) ", "(>) " will give your different kinds of [[Check Boxes]].
+
+===== Horizontal line =====
+Typing five dashes:
+
+''-----''
+
+gives you a horizontal line:
+
+--------------------

data/manual/Help/Check_Boxes.txt

@@ -11,8 +11,9 @@ Zim supports lists with checkboxes instead of bullets. These look like:
 	[*] item 2a
 	[x] item 2b
 [*] item3
+[>] item4
 
-As you can see in this example checkboxes can have 3 states: [ ] open, [*] checked as 'OK' and [x] checked as 'NOK'. States can be toggle by clicking the checkbox with either the left mouse button or using the keyboard with ''<F12>'' and ''<shift><F12>'' respectively.
+As you can see in this example checkboxes can have 4 states: [ ] open, [*] checked as completed, [x] checked as not completed, and [>] checked as moved. States can be toggle by clicking the checkbox with either the left mouse button or using the keyboard with ''<F12>'' and ''<shift><F12>'' respectively.
 
 To start a checkbox list type on an empty line '''[]<space>''' or '''()<space>''', this will automatically insert an open checkbox. Similarly you can type checked checkboxes using '''[*]''' or '''(*)''' and '''[x]''' or '''(x)''' respectively, followed by '''<space>''' or '''<tab>'''. Lines that start with a checkbox behave like bullet list items, so you can indent by typing ''<tab>'' after the checkbox and when you press ''<enter>'' the new line will start with an empty checkbox automatically.