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README.md

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 You can use the keys <kbd>Backspace</kbd> and <kbd>Return</kbd> / <kbd>Enter</kbd> as well as all the characters on your keyboard to edit files!
 
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 `SM Settings Editor` is controlled via your keyboard shortcuts. Here are the default shortcuts that you can use:
 
 | Keybinding  | What it does  |
 | ------------ | ------------ |
-| `Ctrl + Q`  | Exits the current tab or the editor if only one tab open.  | 
-| `Ctrl + S`  | Saves the open file to the disk.  | 
-| `Alt + S`   | Prompts you for a file name and saves it to disk as that file name.  | 
-| `Ctrl + W`  | Saves all the currently open files to the disk. | 
-| `Ctrl + N`  | Creates a new tab with a blank document.  | 
-| `Ctrl + O`  | Prompts you for a file and opens that file in a new tab.  | 
-| `Ctrl + F`  | Searches the document for a search query. Allows pressing of <kbd>↑</kbd> and <kbd>←</kbd> to move the cursor to the previous occurance fof the query and <kbd>↓</kbd> and <kbd>→</kbd> to move to the next occurance of the query. Press <kbd>Return</kbd> to cancel the search at the current cursor position or <kbd>Esc</kbd> to cancel the search and return to the initial location of the cursor. Note: this allows you to use regular expressions. | 
-| `Ctrl + Z`  | Undoes your last action. The changes are committed to the undo stack every time you press the space bar, create / destroy a new line and when there is no activity after a certain period of time which can be used to capture points where you pause for thought or grab a coffee etc... | 
-| `Ctrl + Y`  | Redoes your last action. The changes are committed to the undo stack every time you press the space bar, create / destroy a new line and when there is no activity after a certain period of time which can be used to capture points where you pause for thought or grab a coffee etc... | 
-| `Ctrl + R`  | Allows replacing of occurances in the document. Uses the same keybindings as the search feature: <kbd>↑</kbd> and <kbd>←</kbd> to move the cursor to the previous occurance fof the query and <kbd>↓</kbd> and <kbd>→</kbd> to move to the next occurance of the query. You can also press <kbd>Return</kbd>, <kbd>y</kbd> or <kbd>Space</kbd> to carry out the replace action. To exit replace mode once you're finished, you can press <kbd>Esc</kbd> to cancel and return back to your initial cursor position. Note: this allows you to use regular expressions. | 
-| `Ctrl + A`  | Carries out a batch replace option. It will prompt you for a target to replace and what you want to replace it with and will then replace every occurance in the document. Note: this allows you to use regular expressions. | 
-| `Ctrl + Left`  | Navigates to the previous tab.  | 
-| `Ctrl + Right`  | Navigates to the next tab.  | 
-| `Alt + A`  | Focuses the command line. | 
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+| <kbd>Ctrl + Q</kbd>      | Exits the current tab or the editor if only one tab open.  | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + S</kbd>      | Saves the open file to the disk.  | 
+| <kbd>Alt + S</kbd>       | Prompts you for a file name and saves it to disk as that file name.  | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + W</kbd>      | Saves all the currently open files to the disk. | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + N</kbd>      | Creates a new tab with a blank document.  | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + P</kbd>      | Prompts you for a file and opens that file in a new tab.  | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + F</kbd>      | Searches the document for a search query. Allows pressing of <kbd>↑</kbd> and <kbd>←</kbd> to move the cursor to the previous occurance fof the query and <kbd>↓</kbd> and <kbd>→</kbd> to move to the next occurance of the query. Press <kbd>Return</kbd> to cancel the search at the current cursor position or <kbd>Esc</kbd> to cancel the search and return to the initial location of the cursor. Note: this allows you to use regular expressions. | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + Z</kbd>      | Undoes your last action. The changes are committed to the undo stack every time you press the space bar, create / destroy a new line and when there is no activity after a certain period of time which can be used to capture points where you pause for thought or grab a coffee etc... | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + Y</kbd>      | Redoes your last action. The changes are committed to the undo stack every time you press the space bar, create / destroy a new line and when there is no activity after a certain period of time which can be used to capture points where you pause for thought or grab a coffee etc... | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + R</kbd>      | Allows replacing of occurances in the document. Uses the same keybindings as the search feature: <kbd>↑</kbd> and <kbd>←</kbd> to move the cursor to the previous occurance fof the query and <kbd>↓</kbd> and <kbd>→</kbd> to move to the next occurance of the query. You can also press <kbd>Return</kbd>, <kbd>y</kbd> or <kbd>Space</kbd> to carry out the replace action. To exit replace mode once you're finished, you can press <kbd>Esc</kbd> to cancel and return back to your initial cursor position. Note: this allows you to use regular expressions. | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + A</kbd>      | Carries out a batch replace option. It will prompt you for a target to replace and what you want to replace it with and will then replace every occurance in the document. Note: this allows you to use regular expressions. | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + Left</kbd>   | Navigates to the previous tab.  | 
+| <kbd>Ctrl + Right</kbd>  | Navigates to the next tab.  | 
+| <kbd>Alt + A</kbd>       | Focuses the command line. | 
 
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