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branch: externals/org-remark
commit 721346fb09ddc01a8ebd0de0184df909b0f07896
Author: Noboru Ota <me@nobiot.com>
Commit: Noboru Ota <me@nobiot.com>

    docs: update user manual
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 docs/org-remark.org | 16 ++++++----------
 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

diff --git a/docs/org-remark.org b/docs/org-remark.org
index b467ce404a..244561167b 100644
--- a/docs/org-remark.org
+++ b/docs/org-remark.org
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 #+title: Org-remark User Manual
 #+author: Noboru Ota <me@nobiot.com>
 #+macro: version 0.2.x
-#+macro: modified 29 January 2022
+#+macro: modified 30 January 2022
 #+language: en
 #+export_file_name: org-remark.texi
 #+texinfo_dir_category: Emacs
@@ -10,11 +10,6 @@
 #+texinfo: @paragraphindent asis
 #+options: toc:nil ':t
 
-#+ATTR_TEXINFO: :tag CAUTION
-#+begin_quote
-This manual is still in a draft version.
-#+end_quote
-
 This manual is for Org-remark version {{{version}}}.
 
 Last updated: {{{modified}}}.
@@ -96,7 +91,7 @@ Below are example keybindings you might like to consider:
 
 Once you have installed and set it up ([[#installation][Installation]]), 
Org-remark is simple to use. Select a part of text and call ~M-x 
org-remark-mark~ to highlight it. You will see the selected text gets 
highlighted.
 
-The menu bar item "Org-remark" is available when you turn on 
~org-remark-mode~. It helps you discover Org-remark's main commands. If you use 
Emacs version 28 or newer, a context menu is also available by right click of 
your mouse. Turn on the Emacs built-in ~context-menu-mode~ to enable the 
context menu.
+The menu bar item "Org-remark" is available when you turn on 
~org-remark-mode~. It helps you discover Org-remark's main commands. If you use 
Emacs version 28 or newer, a context menu is also available by right-clicking 
your mouse. Turn on the Emacs built-in ~context-menu-mode~ to enable the 
context menu.
 
 To display the marginal notes for the highlight you have just marked, place 
your cursor on the highlight and call ~M-x org-remark-open~ or ~M-x 
org-remark-view~. This will display a new buffer to the left of the current 
buffer you are editing. The ~open~ command takes the cursor to the marginal 
notes buffer for you to edit notes; whereas the ~view~ command keeps the cursor 
in the current buffer only to display the marginal notes. Both commands narrow 
the *marginal notes file* to the entr [...]
 
@@ -107,16 +102,17 @@ To display the marginal notes for the highlight you have 
just marked, place your
 #+cindex: Menu in the menu bar
 #+cindex: Context menu
 
-After you have added a couple of highlights in the text, you can move through 
the highlights easily. Use ~org-remark-view-next~ and ~org-remark-view-prev~ to 
browse the marginal notes as you move from one highlight to another. They 
display the marginal notes on the side-window. Or use ~org-remark-next~ and 
~org-remark-prev~ if you simply move to though highlights without displaying 
marginal notes for them.
+After you have added a couple of highlights in the text, you can move through 
the highlights easily. Use ~org-remark-view-next~ and ~org-remark-view-prev~ to 
browse the marginal notes as you move from one highlight to another. They 
display the marginal notes on the side-window by default. Or use 
~org-remark-next~ and ~org-remark-prev~ if you simply want to move to the 
next/previous highlight without displaying marginal notes for them.
 
-To make it easy for you to navigate, you can use the same "prefix key" to 
Org-remark commands, like this:
+To make navigation easy, you can use define the same "prefix key" to 
Org-remark commands like this:
 
 - ~C-c n o~: ~org-remark-open~
 - ~C-c n ]~: ~org-remark-view-next~
 - ~C-c n [~: ~org-remark-view-prev~
 - ~C-c n r~: ~org-remark-remove~
+- ~C-c n d~: ~org-remark-delete~  
 
-The ~C-c n~ are the prefix key common to all of them. If you set the 
keybindings like this, you can use ~C-c n ]~ once to view the next highlight 
and simply keep using a single key ~]~ or ~[~ to browse the next/previous 
highlights. After you have reached the one you like to act on, press ~o~ to 
open it, or ~r~ to remove it.
+The ~C-c n~ part is the prefix key common to all of them. If you set the 
keybindings like this, you can use ~C-c n ]~ once to view the next highlight 
and keep pressing a single key ~]~ or ~[~ to browse through the next/previous 
highlights. After you have reached the one you like to act on, press ~o~ to 
open it, or ~r~/~d~ to remove/delete it.
 
 ** Create Your Own Highlighter Pens