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chore: bump to v0.2.1, add medium link
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# Sublime Notebook

Read this Medium post please:
**Read the Medium post for setup instructions**:
https://medium.com/aviaryan/sublime-notebook-an-attempt-to-use-sublime-text-as-my-note-taking-application-b8d846c47905#.hy8alq2ip


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'''
Sublime Notebook Manager
v0.2.0
v0.2.1
'''

import os
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Hey aviaryan! total n00b here trying my best to implement your note taking setup with python27 in a win10 environment with the master dir saved to a synced google drive folder. All was going well until I hit a snag I'm not skilled enough to deal with it seems. I have one note in a folder that had ~20 lines in it, saved as a .md, I encrypted it seemingly successfully, but now when I open the file in ST3, nothing is there, and running the manager.py seems to not work correctly. There's no prompt to unencrypt, and it seems to error when trying to add an initial password that it asks for.

Any advice would be great. I'm migrating from OneNote and I love how light-weight you've gone with this.

Cheers.

2018-01-22 05_43_06-

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