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#FREEPLANE KEYBOARD COMMANDS MANUAL#
#FREEPLANE KEYBOARD COMMANDS SOFTWARE#
#FREEPLANE KEYBOARD COMMANDS PASSWORD#

You can also submit issues or make feature requests here.

You can post messages on the dedicated discussion in the Freeplane forum.

Feedback and contributionsĪny feedback will be very appreciated and will help to improve this add-on :smile:

convert a named bookmark to a standard bookmarkĪpart form these 3 main actions, it is also possible to create links to or from the bookmarked nodes.

Toggle the bookmark : Depending on the selected note state :.

Jump to bookmark : Reach a bookmarked node.

Standard and named bookmarks can be defined here.

Add / Remove a bookmark : Add a bookmark to the selected node, or remove it.

This add-on create a new "Bookmarks" entry in the menu bar, which give access to the differents actions :

Named bookmarks (binded to a keyboard shortcut), flagged by the green bookmark icon.

Standard bookmarks, flagged by the purple bookmark icon.

On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 can beįound in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-2.This add-on allows to bookmark some nodes in a Freeplane map, and to easily navigate between them.

#FREEPLANE KEYBOARD COMMANDS SOFTWARE#

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#FREEPLANE KEYBOARD COMMANDS MANUAL#

This manual page was written by Eric Lavarde for the Debian(TM) If you want to contribute to the Freeplane project, join us at Report bugs here: and feature requests here: There is an open discussion forum at, which is the Much documentation is available from the Freeplane wiki under. 'freeplane-flash-browser' deb in the open discussion forum: The Freeplane flash export has been excluded, because Debian devs (among them theįlash compiler package maintainer) prefer free technologies.The signed applet in the open discussion forum: That's why most applets won't run after creating an applet export from the Debian package. The Debian package does not include the signed applet code.Sometimes keypresses get lost when running ibus-daemon:.Possible workarounds are described on a wiki page: There are rendering issues (probably due to OpenJDK), i.e.Please see the changelog at /usr/share/doc/freeplane/changelog.gz. If you want to get started developing add-ons, post in the forum: You can associate a geographical location with a node.

Automatic linebreaks as well as syntax highlighting is You can make use of LaTeX formulas within each node by using a \latex prefix or by You can rearrange and (un-)dock Mindmap windows. Please open the what's new map: Help->Whats new in Freeplane 1.5.x. If you have questionsĪbout the usage, post in the discussion forum. Very powerful presentations can be created via the Tools panel. Node aliases, global nodes, export for selected branches only, URLs likeĪll icons are SVGs, the size can be changed per node via the Tools panel. References to other mind maps from formulas and scripts There is a comprehensive API layer for manipulation of Freeplane files (supports Prefix of Java(>=8) installation to use (many Java applications) Prefix of Java(>=8) installation to use (Freeplane only) Start Freeplane in debug mode (if you have problems starting): DEBUG=true freeplane

Variables as well as help for batch execution commands (-X/-S/-N) in the Wiki page: You can find more detailed descriptions of all command line options and environment Set the 'nonInteractive' system property to 'true' Use devtools add-on to find the menu keys Instead, it has documentation in the Help menu and theĮxecute menu item with key menukey. This manual page was written for the Debian(TM) distribution because the original programĭoes not have a manual page.

#FREEPLANE KEYBOARD COMMANDS PASSWORD#

Structured content that can be manipulated as easily as a diagram.įeatures include ordering ideas in nodes and freely positionable nodes, connecting nodes,Īutomatic/conditional styles, scripting, add-ons, LaTeX, search/filtering, differentĮxport features, printing, password protection of nodes/maps and more. User to add content as quickly and naturally as they would in a text editor, yet producing Occupying the middle ground between an editor and a diagramming tool, Freeplane allows the Software is tools for mind mapping (also known as concept mapping or information mapping) Information and getting things done at work, in school and at home. SYNOPSIS freeplane ĭESCRIPTION freeplane is a free and open source software application that supports thinking, sharing Freeplane - Program for working with Mind Maps.