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"businesssample.about.content" = "This sample shows how you can use Agenda for business projects. The notes follow the progress of a fictitious startup company, and include examples of meeting notes, research and planning.\nNotes are sorted in reverse chronological order (i.e., new notes appear first); this is the default for new projects. You can change the sort order by clicking on the project title at the top.";

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"businesssample.about.title" = "About This Sample";

/* Preserve the links and the AGENDA-THUMBNAIL and image names. */
"businesssample.basecamp.content" = "# From [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everest_Base_Camp):\nEverest Base Camp is either of two base camps on opposite sides of Mount Everest (It could also be any Everest base camp on given route, but this is less common since the two main routes became standardized). South Base Camp is in Nepal at an altitude of 5,364 metres (17,598 ft) (28°0′26″N 86°51′34″E), and North Base Camp is in Tibet at 5,150 metres (16,900 ft) (28°8′29″N 86°51′5″E). These camps are rudimentary campsites on Mount Everest that are used by mountain climbers during their ascent and descent. South Base Camp is used when climbing via the southeast ridge, while North Base Camp is used when climbing via the northeast ridge.\nSupplies are shipped to the South Base Camp by Sherpas or porters, and with the help of animals, usually yaks. The North Base Camp has vehicle access (at least in the summer months). Climbers typically rest at base camp for several days for acclimatization to reduce the risks and severity of altitude sickness.\nAGENDA-THUMBNAIL[Basecamp Map.jpg]AGENDA-THUMBNAIL[Basecamp Photo.jpg]\n[By Parashu98512 - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0](https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=48662601)\n# Next Meeting\n- Better find out which of the two base camps we want to use. #followup\n- Is it practical to ship a restaurant in on Sherpas? Better find out if there are other ways. #followup";

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"businesssample.basecamp.title" = "Base Camp Research";

/* Name of a sample project about a company called "High Tea Inc.". They sell fast food in high altitude regions. */
"businesssample.document.title" = "High Tea Ltd";

/* (No Comment) */
"businesssample.firstmeeting.content" = "*Present:* @Tom @Janice @Peta @Christian and @Trevor\n*Absent:* None\n# Objective of first project\nDevelop first fast food facilities at Everest Base Camp\n# Meeting Notes\n- Everyone expressed excitement about project.\n- Tom pointed out that it would generate great publicity.\n- Peta is a skilled ice climber. Will come in handy. #star\n- Janice suggested we focus on yak burgers to save on import duties. #star\n- Can you eat Yak? What does it taste like? #followup\n- Christian suggested removing ice cream sundaes from menu.\n- We need to know what regulations are applicable in Nepal for building at Base Camp.\n- Peta expressed interest in visiting the site.\n# Actions\n- [x] Contact Nepali government about building regulations. @Tom\n- [x] Source produce in Nepal. @Janice\n- [x] Contact Nepali embassy regarding visa. @Trevor\n- [x] Contact Travel agent for tickets. @Trevor\n- [x] Contact estate agents. @Peta ";

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"businesssample.firstmeeting.title" = "First Meeting";

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"businesssample.flightdetails.content" = "*Company:* Air India\n*To Nepal:* Tuesday 2:15pm London (Heathrow) to Kathmandu\n*From Nepal:* Sunday 4:20pm Kathmandu to London (Heathrow)";

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"businesssample.flightdetails.title" = "Flight Details for Nepal";

/* A list of things to take on a trip to Nepal. */
"businesssample.inventoryrequest.content" = "1. Icepick\n2. Tent\n3. Sleeping bags\n4. Backpacks\n5. Cooking equipment";

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"businesssample.inventoryrequest.title" = "Inventory Request";

/* The link URL should be kept the same. */
"businesssample.nepalclimate.content" = "# Climate from [WeatherOnline](http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/reports/climate/Nepal.htm)\nNepal's climate is influenced by maritime and continental factors, and has four distinct seasons. Spring lasts from March to May, and is warm with rain showers, and temperatures around 22°C. Summer, from June to August, is the monsoon season when the hills turn lush and green. Temperatures can get quite warm, up to 30°C and more during heat waves. During this season, trekking in most of Nepal is difficult and uncomfortable, the trails being very muddy.\nAutumn, from September to November, is cool with clear skies and is the most popular season for trekking. Temperatures are not too warm, with daily maxima about 25°C and cool nights with minima of 10°C, it usually does not rain for more that one or two days during the entire autumn and the winter season. In winter, from December to February, it is cold at night with temperatures sometimes below zero. However, the maximum temperatures can still reach up to 20°C. Then the mountains are covered with snow including some high hills.";

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"businesssample.nepalclimate.title" = "Climate of Nepal";

/* Make sure the formatting for AGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE etc is maintained in the translation, with the same image name. */
"businesssample.nepalmeeting.content" = "*Present:* @Tom @Janice @Peta @Christian and @Trevor\n*Absent:* None\n# Meeting Notes\n- Peta reported on trip to Nepal.\n- She claims facilities there are \"rudimentary\".\n- Peta expressed *some* doubts about viability. Says that Base Camp is *very* sparsely populated.\n- Tom suggested it may be seasonal, and that we should proceed anyway.\n- Tom wants to start looking for contractors.\n- According to Janice, we should already start to whip up interest by contacting the press. She shared a full-page ad that she had prepared already:AGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE[Basecamp Poster.jpg]\n# Actions\n- [ ] Contact contractors about viability @Tom\n- [x] Contact press to generate interest @Janice";

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"businesssample.nepalmeeting.title" = "Meeting on Nepal Trip";

/* Make sure the link is preserved. */
"businesssample.nepalprep.content" = "*Present:* @Tom @Janice @Peta @Christian and @Trevor\n*Absent:* None\n# Meeting Notes\n- Discussed Yak meat. Seems like it might be a good option. Original proposal for Yak meat is [here](agenda://note/BusinessSampleSection-Yak).\n- Discussed which camp to use. North one is in Tibet, so all agreed we will go with the South.\n- Raised question of how to get building materials to site.\n- Peta is set for trip to South Base Camp.\n- Tom is taking his daughter on vacation, and Janice has plans for time off too.\n# Actions\n- [x] Where can we purchase Yak in Nepal? @Trevor\n- [x] How can building materials be brought in? @Janice\n- [x] What is weather like in Nepal this time of year? @Trevor\n- [x] Request inventory for trip to Nepal. @Trevor";

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"businesssample.nepalprep.title" = "Meeting on Preparation for Nepal Trip";

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"businesssample.newspaperreport.content" = "# From _The Daily Bugle_\n## Missing Entrepreneur Found Wanting\nThe search for entrepreneur Tom Striven, missing for two days, has concluded. Police confirmed this morning that he has been found alive and well wandering around the South Base Camp of Mount Everest, in Nepal. The businessman apparently visited the site unexpectedly, amidst claims that his latest venture, High Tea Ltd, was predicated on false information. He wanted to see it for himself, and flew to Nepal without informing his co-workers.\nConfusion surrounds the new venture. Investors in the company apparently misinterpreted the location of the chain of fast-food restaurants, assuming \"Nepal\" was a typing error. The investment team were later surprised to learn that the venture was going ahead in the Himalayas, rather than the southern Italian metropolis they had assumed. Asked for a comment, Jim Black, head of the team, posed a question in return: \"Who on Earth would be stupid enough to sell burgers on Everest?\"\nTom Striven, throughout his career as an entrepreneur and executive manager, has taken the reigns at many aspiring startup companies. Though most ended in bankruptcy court, Tom has not been one to stay down for long. Colleagues know him as a go-getter who always picks himself up, and looks for the next opportunity.\nThe fate of his latest venture is uncertain. Colleagues expressed concern over Tom's well being, but also anxiety about their own positions in the company.";

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"businesssample.newspaperreport.title" = "Newspaper Report";

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"businesssample.problemmeeting.content" = "*Present:* @Tom @Peta @Christian and @Trevor\n*Absent:* @Janice (sick)\n# Meeting Notes\n- This is an emergency meeting called by Peta.\n- She has been looking through the company statutes, and found some discrepancies in the early exchanges between Tom and the investors.\n- Needs more investigation, but feels there could have been a major misunderstanding.\n- Would not say exactly what the issues were until more was known.\n- Peta suggested Tom should step down as CEO until it is resolved.\n- Tom says he will stay on at least until the investigation is complete.\n- Our lawyers are now looking into it.";

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"businesssample.problemmeeting.title" = "Meeting About Peta's Findings";

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"businesssample.registration.content" = "# Registration at Companies House\n*Name:* High Tea Ltd\n*Activities:* Development of fast-food restaurant chain in high-altitude regions\n*CC number:* LHGLUHFDSTY\n# Mission Statement\n_Feed the World. Really this time._";

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"businesssample.registration.title" = "Business Registration";

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"businesssample.successormeeting.content" = "# Meeting Plan\n- Discuss who will take over from Tom.\n\t- Call for board meeting next week\n\t- Main candidate seems to be Peta at the moment.\n- Who will liaise with investors?\n- What are next steps for project in Nepal?\n- Still need to follow up with yak meat suppliers.";

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"businesssample.successormeeting.title" = "Meeting About Tom's Successor";

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"businesssample.teammembers.content" = "Summary of the team's background, for the record.\n# Tom\nTom is probably the most experienced businessman in the group. Some would call him a ”serial entrepreneur”, others perhaps a “serial failure” — he hasn’t had a lot of luck.\nThe idea to sell fast food to high-altitude regions is his, and he arranged the initial investment. (The rest of us were not involved, and don't really know the details.)\n# Janice\nJanice is an experienced businesswoman. Worked in Europe for many years before returning to join Tom on this venture. They worked together in the late 90s for a fast food chain, and figured now was the time to take it to the multitudes who don’t have ready access to a decent burger and fries.\n# Christian\nThe tech guy of the group is Christian. He is your average geek: beard, Google Glass, zero social skills.  Good with computers though, and we are really going to need him if we are going to get Wi-Fi set up on Everest.\n# Peta\nPeta is highly intelligent, but reserved and doesn't say much. She has a background working in charity organisations in developing countries. She is very fit, with a background in mountain climbing, making her perfect for the push into Nepal.\n# Trevor\nThat’s me. You know me already, but if I had to name a few points about myself, I would say that I am incredibly charming, highly motivated and dashingly good looking. Only joking, of course — my charm is not “incredible” at all.";

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"businesssample.teammembers.title" = "Team Members";

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"businesssample.tommissingmeeting.content" = "*Present:* @Peta @Christian and @Trevor\n*Absent:* @Janice @Tom\n# Meeting Notes\n- Discussed plans following Tom's unexpected disappearance.\n- Not clear where he is, but there is some evidence he took a flight.\n- Janice was too distraught to attend; she fears foul play.\n- Peta is in daily contact with the lawyers. She says it doesn't look good, and that Tom may have got wind of it and fled.\n# Actions\n- [ ] Contact police for latest on Tom's whereabouts @Christian\n- [x] Contact Tom's family for latest information @Trevor";

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"businesssample.tommissingmeeting.title" = "Meeting About Tom's Disappearance";

/* Preserve the links and the AGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE */
"businesssample.yakresearch.content" = "Did some research into Yaks, and whether you can eat them. Relates to discussion in [last meeting](agenda://note/BusinessSampleSection-PreparingForNepal). #yak\n# From [Moonlight in the Himalayas](https://moonlightinthehimalayas.wordpress.com/yaks-in-the-himalayas/) \nThe Tibetan Plateau.\nThe Himalayas.\nThese are the landscapes that come to my mind when I think of yaks. They stand regally, in a manner that could be called Lordly, befitting their rank as the largest animal in the Asian steppe country. Somber is another word that comes to mind, suggestive of a robust grace: they belong to the bitter storms of the barren uplands of Tibet.\nThe yak is a valuable animal to the People that live here. Yaks supply transport, milk, protein, fur, hoof, dung, bone, skin, and tail. Tea is made with yak milk and is a staple part of the diet of yak herders. Milk is also added to mushrooms to make a milk-mushroom stew. They convert the sparse grass of this highland into clothing, butter for tea, fuel for the stove, and meat on the fire. Herding, in addition to small scale agriculture and trade with Tibet and lower foothills, enabled the Sherpa to live in this land of rock, ice and snow.\nAGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE[Basecamp Yak.jpg]\n[By Dennis Jarvis, CC BY-SA 3.0](https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=22519671)\n# From [Edible Alaska](http://ediblealaska.ediblecommunities.com/eat/yak-alaska-s-new-red-meat):\nYak is “quite possibly the healthiest and best tasting meat on the market,” Bob says. On average, yak is 96 percent lean, is high-protein, high-iron and has a delicate beef-like flavour.\n_Me thinks the time has come for Yak burgers!_";

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"businesssample.yakresearch.title" = "Yak Research";

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"personalsample.about.content" = "This sample shows how Agenda can be used for a journal or personal diary.\nNotes are sorted chronologically. You can change the sort order by clicking or tapping on the project title at the top.";

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"personalsample.about.title" = "About this Sample";

/* Preserve the \U2028. It is a line break symbol. */
"personalsample.arrived.content" = "Finally arrived in the Pencils yesterday evening. Flight over was hell on two wings. The tropical atmosphere here makes for some pretty rocky turbulence. Wasn’t long before I was neck deep in fried eggs from our wait at the airport. 🍳 + ⛈ = 🤢\nThe Pencil Islands are stunningly beautiful, even if I have only ventured as far as the pool.🏊‍♀️ As the day passes, the sky changes hue, and the mountains take on different shades of colour. They really do look like pencils too. 🗻\nOn the agenda for today is to get a great tan.☀️😎";

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"personalsample.arrived.title" = "Arrived";

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"personalsample.blind.content" = "I must have been blind!!! Turns out, all this time, Dad and Janice have been hiding something from me — they both attended the same secondary school! 🚌 Yes, they went to Protractor Comprehensive in Ballpoint Town. It’s a small world (…constructed of oddly utilitarian place names). 🌍";

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"personalsample.blind.title" = "Blind";

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"personalsample.curling.content" = "Janice joined us for lunch today. Apparently Dad and Janice share a hobby: curling. You know? Where you stand on ice and shove a big rock?! Doesn’t inspire much in me, but they wouldn’t stop talking about it. 😴\nJanice and Dad were both pretty tired, and went to sleep early, leaving me to watch that old chestnut “Memento” on TV. Good film, but pretty strange. The story starts at the end, and goes back in time. 🎥🦄";

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"personalsample.curling.title" = "Curling?";

/* The title of a sample project. The sample is a diary covering a holiday in the fictious "Pencil Islands" */
"personalsample.document.title" = "Holiday in the Pencils";

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"personalsample.goinghome.content" = "Strange thing happened: Dad was looking through some documents for work, and he suddenly turned very white, and then a kind of purplish colour. I asked what was wrong, but he just shrugged it off. Then he told me to pack my bags, because we were heading back early. 😕\nI'm pretty disappointed, but Dad's like that, so I've come to expect these calamities. 🙄\nWe've now changed our flight to head back a few days early. Dad said something about preparing for another holiday, but I wasn't really listening by then.🎧";

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"personalsample.goinghome.title" = "Going Home";

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"personalsample.goingonholiday.content" = "Just like The Pointer Sisters — I’m so excited!!! 😁\nIn a couple of days I’m finally going on holiday to the Pencil Islands with Dad.🎉 It will be the first time I've travelled with him since my parents split up 3 years ago.\nI'm looking forward to hanging out with him for a while. He has been really busy working on a new startup to bring burgers to hilltops, or something like that. Don't get it really.🤷🏻‍♀️\nTomorrow is my last day of school before the holiday.👏🏻\nAGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE[Pencils Poster.jpg]";

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"personalsample.goingonholiday.title" = "Going on Holiday!";

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"personalsample.janicearrives.content" = "To our surprise, Janice, a work colleague of my father, has arrived on the island. Talk about coincidence. She had been planning a visit to the Western Eraser Islands, but was offered a better deal at the last minute.🛬";

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"personalsample.janicearrives.title" = "Janice is Here";

/* Preserve the \U2028. It is a line break symbol. */
"personalsample.monstrous.content" = "Today I went on “The Monster”, the jet boat from Hell. All went fine until the 3rd turn, when I had a repeat visit from the buttermilk waffles and raspberries I had for breakfast. Hope this is not becoming a recurring theme of the trip. 🥞 + 🚤 = 🤢\nSpent afternoon lying next to the pool with Dad.☀️\nFor a destination deriving its moniker from an office supplies catalogue, these islands sure have a lot to offer. Last night we watched the fireworks.";

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"personalsample.monstrous.title" = "Monstrous!";

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"personalsample.superheroes.content" = "The three of us had dinner together as usual. Apparently Dad and Janice have been working together for a long time. Started reminiscing and glaring at each other in odd ways. Yuck! 🤮\nDad mentioned going to the cinema to see the new superhero movie, but I’m not into superheroes, so I passed. 💪🏽\nI’m in my room again now watching a movie called “Short Cuts”. This one is a whole bunch of short stories that occasionally overlap. Movies used to have a pretty loose connection to reality. Sheesh! 🙄";

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"personalsample.superheroes.title" = "Superheroes";

/* Preserve the AGENDA-INLINE-ATTACHMENT */
"previewsample.preview.content" = "## High Tea Ltd - Fast food facilities at Everest Base Camp\n**Summary**: Development of fast food restaurant chain in high-altitude regions. Think Big Yak™, YakDonalds in the mountains. #niche #potential\n**Founders**: @Tom and @Janice, Sept 2017\n**Status**: Promising but having management issues. Apparently @tom disappeared according to the article John had seen in _The Daily Bugle_. AGENDA-INLINE-ATTACHMENT[Article.jpg]\n- Who's going to replace Tom? If outsider, why?\n- Further delays to rollout? June still doable?\n### Funds Raised\n- [ ] Aiming for Series B late next year\n- [x] 750k with known VC as lead investor #SeriesA #PeakCapital\n- [x] 100k with some experienced angels #Seed #MountainAngels\n- [x] 15k from two nerds and a designer in the family #FFF";

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"previewsample.preview.title" = "High Tea Ltd - Fast food facilities at Everest Base Camp";

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"techsample.aboutthissample.content" = "This sample details the early stages of the development of a fictitious app. It shows how Agenda can be used for technical projects, and includes lists, research and planning notes.";

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"techsample.aboutthissample.title" = "About This Sample";

/* The AGENDA-PREFORMATTED lines are computer code. They can be left as they are. You can translate the titles of each section (ie text after ###), but leave the computer code the same. */
"techsample.codesnippets.content" = "### Iterate non-nil optionals\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED for case let i? in arrayOfOptionals { print(\"\\(i)\") }\n### Iterate one case of enum\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED enum Choice {\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED     case first(String)\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED     case second\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED }\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED let collection = [Choice.first(\"Christian\")]\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED for case let .first(name) in collection {\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED     print(\"\\(name)\")\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED }\n### `flatMap` for optionals\nIf value is nil, does nothing. Otherwise will lower level of optionality.\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED var i: Int?\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED i.flatMap { print(\"\\($0)\") }";

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"techsample.codesnippets.title" = "Useful Swift Code Snippets";

/* Name of a sample project that is about developing an app called "Yak app" */
"techsample.document.title" = "Developing Yak App";

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"techsample.initialplanningmeeting.content" = "- I have been assigned the task of building Yak App\n- Will be an ordering app for delivery, and for use in our high-altitude restaurants\n- Needs to be ready for our grand opening at Everest Base Camp\n- Peta, our marketing guru, suggested we launch by delivering the first meals on real Yaks! Will be great for press. (Great idea. So clever.)\n- Tom said we could organise the World’s longest Conga line. 🙄\n- Lots of open questions. Eg. for server\n\t- Where do we host the server?\n\t- Which Database should we use?\n\t- Which server language and framework?\n\t\t- Quite excited to try Swift\n\t\t- We can have Swift on server and client apps\n- Need to outsource iOS and Android development\n- Have planned a meeting with a team of developers (Momenta B.V.)";

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"techsample.initialplanningmeeting.title" = "Notes for Initial Planning Meeting";

/* The computer code between back ticks (`) does not need translating. You can translate the titles of each section (ie text after ###), but leave the computer code the same. */
"techsample.installingpostgres.content" = "### With Homebrew on macOS\n`brew install postgres`\n### Adding instance on Heroku\n`heroku addons:create heroku-postgresql:hobby-dev`\n### Links\n[Intro to Postgres on macOS](https://www.codementor.io/devops/tutorial/getting-started-postgresql-server-mac-osx)\n[Heroku Docs on Postgres](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-postgresql)";

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"techsample.installingpostgres.title" = "Installing Postgres";

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"techsample.kitura.content" = "The following is taken from [Quora](https://www.quora.com/How-do-Kitura-Perfect-and-Vapor-compare-Do-their-purposes-differ)\n# Kitura\nKitura is developed and supported by the might of IBM and probably got its start in the enterprise partnership between IBM & Apple announced in 2014. It is Apache 2.0 Licensed.\nAs being a part of IBM gives you a native macOS App that integrates directly into their Bluemix platform. If you already use Bluemix for your hosting needs or your employer does, this has some obvious benefits.\n# Vapor\nThere are two things you will notice about Vapor immediately: They have an enormous and very active community, and they have a very simple syntax. Vapor is also the only framework to focus on being written purely in Swift. Where other frameworks may choose to implement things like Node.js’s HTTP parser, Vapor has its own Swift parser (This is reason I personally like vapor more than others).";

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"techsample.kitura.title" = "Kitura and Vapor Research";

/* The titles of links (eg A Field Guide...) should be kept in English, like the original site. But you can translate the section titles (ie text after the ##) */
"techsample.machinelearning.content" = "## Fuzzy matching\n[Fuzzy matching of text with q-grams](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4155840/fuzzy-regular-expressions)\n## Autocomplete\n[Github code that does autocomplete with a popover](https://github.com/danjonweb/NCRAutocompleteTextView)\n[Autocomplete with NSTextView delegate](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7304183/completion-in-nstextview)\n## Artificial Intelligence\n[A Field Guide to Genetic Programming](http://www.gp-field-guide.org.uk) #artificial-intelligence";

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"techsample.machinelearning.title" = "Machine-Learning Resources";

/* Preserve the AGENDA-INLINE-ATTACHMENT */
"techsample.meetingwithcontractors.content" = "- Drew and Alex are the developers from _Momenta B.V._\n- Marcello is the designer from _Wrinkly Pea Design_\n- Together they form the team responsible for the critically acclaimed _Agenda_ app. They were also the first to talk of a _Curiously Recursive Sample Data Paradox (CRSDP)_\n- Discussed project in broad terms\n- Discussed how they like to work. They are all remote. AGENDA-INLINE-ATTACHMENT[Team Photo.jpg] [1]\n- Covered a few design questions:\n\t- What should be included in each row of the menu list? Food name? Price? Quantity? #ui-design\n\t- How should the price of an order be displayed? Floating at top? #ui-design\n\t- Need images of food items somewhere #TBD \n- Peta was there to discuss our brand. Discussed possibility of _-jacking_ and _hyperlocal_ ad targeting. #branding\n\t_[1] Who are these guys?! An Italian in The Hague; Dutchman in Lisbon; Crocodile Dundee in Amsterdam. Talk about fish out of water!_";

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"techsample.meetingwithcontractors.title" = "Meeting with Contractors for iOS App";

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"techsample.mobileapp.content" = "### Some Use Cases\n1. User can sign up for an account\n2. User can sign in to order\n3. User can choose for pick up or delivery (only up to Camp 2!)\n4. For any item, user can set a quantity\n5. User pays with payment service, and gets order number\n6. User can see time until order is ready or delivered\n### Some Requirements\n1. Must download list of food items from server\n2. Must show a live price as user changes order\n3. App uploads completed order for fulfilment\n4. User pays via existing payment service\n5. App must run on iPhone 👏🏻\n6. Probably should support Android too 👎🏼";

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"techsample.mobileapp.title" = "Preliminaries for Mobile App";

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"techsample.mysql.content" = "[Why Uber Switched to MySQL](https://eng.uber.com/mysql-migration/)\n[Quora topic comparing MySQL and Postgres](https://www.quora.com/What-are-pros-and-cons-of-PostgreSQL-and-MySQL-With-respect-to-reliability-speed-scalability-and-features)\n[Comparison on Medium](https://medium.com/@yangforbig/sqlite-vs-mysql-vs-postgresql-a-comparison-of-relational-database-management-systems-afd5afd6566)";

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"techsample.mysql.title" = "MySQL and Postgres";

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"techsample.planningnotes.content" = "- Decision on Server Stack\n\t- Swift\n\t- Kitura + Vapor mix\n\t - Heroku\n\t- Postgres\n- Starting to consider integrating predictive ordering\n- Need to look into machine learning a bit\n\t- CoreML on iOS\n- Excited about meeting with iOS contractors in a few days. Peta will be there to discuss branding.";

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"techsample.planningnotes.title" = "Planning Notes";

/* The AGENDA-PREFORMATTED lines are computer code. They can be left as they are. You can translate the titles of each section (ie text after ###), but leave the computer code the same. */
"techsample.programminglog.content" = "### Set up Heroku and Postgres on my Mac\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED brew update\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED brew install heroku\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED brew install postgres\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED createdb yakdat\n### Created server codebase\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED swift package init --type executable\n### Added Kitura package by editing `Package.swift`\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED import PackageDescription\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED let package = Package(\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED     name: \"YakServe\",\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED     dependencies: [\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED         .Package(url: \"https://github.com/IBM-Swift/Kitura.git\", majorVersion: 2, minor: 0)\nAGENDA-PREFORMATTED     ])";

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"techsample.programminglog.title" = "Programming Log";

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"techsample.programminglogmomenta.content" = "- Drew from Momenta B.V. came along (Alex is already back in Portugal)\n- Did some pair programming\n- Discussed how we might approach it\n- Drew suggested sticking with Storyboards\n- Aside: Apparently he is allergic to yak! Had a bad experience as a young man: a yak ran rampant through a camp site where he was staying with his family. Hasn’t been able to face one since. Breaks out in cold sweats. Definitely won’t be much help testing the app at Everest Base Camp.";

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"techsample.programminglogmomenta.title" = "Programming Log";

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"techsample.programminglogspike.content" = "- Doing a spike to investigate iOS/Swift\n- Seems to be quite a few hyped technologies in this space (I'm looking at you _Reactionary MMVVVM_)\n- Set up a Storyboard\n- Seems Storyboards help you get a good overview, but wondering if we should just use source code for interface layout\n- Using Swift for the first time.\n\t- Quite an elegant language\n\t- Miss the dynamics of some other languages. (Bet you couldn't make a responder chain with it!)\n\tAGENDA-TITLED-THUMBNAIL[Swift Closure Syntax.key]";

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"techsample.programminglogspike.title" = "Programming Log";

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"techsample.serverbugs.content" = "- Need to handle invalid email addresses. Currently no validation, and gives 500 error.\n- Menus are currently always returned as an empty list.";

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"techsample.serverbugs.title" = "Server Bugs";

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"techsample.tasks.content" = "- [x] Set up GitHub repository\n- [x] Set up server at [Heroku](http://heroku.com)\n- [x] Investigate Swift server options like [Kitura](http://kitura.io) and [Vapor](http://vapor.codes)\n- [ ] Write basic server that authenticates user #auth #due(14 days)\n- [ ] Email questions to Momenta B.V. on iOS app development";

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"techsample.tasks.title" = "Tasks";

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"welcomesample.attachedtonotes.content" = "Taking notes is not just about text. Often, you want to link to a website, or include a file. If you are working on a journal, you might want to add a few photos; for a business meeting, it is very useful to be able to include a spreadsheet or presentation slides. Whatever it is you want to attach, Agenda has you covered.\nYou can easily link to websites and files on your disk, but you can also drag files in to attach them. Attachments get transferred between devices via iCloud or Dropbox, so you can view them wherever you are.\nAgenda also lets you choose how each attachment appears. You can use a simple token which is inserted inline with the text, or you can opt for a thumbnail presentation. And if you purchase the premium features, you can have images displayed at full width.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/21886)";

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"welcomesample.attachedtonotes.title" = "Get Attached to Your Notes";

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"welcomesample.becomeapro.content" = "Agenda is free, with no time limits. You can use it forever, at no cost.\nThere are some advanced premium features that make it much more powerful and require an In-App Purchase. You can check them out by clicking the “Get All Features“ button at the top-right of the window on the Mac, or the top of the sidebar on iOS and iPadOS.\nWhen you purchase, you can choose to purchase for iOS + iPadOS + macOS, or iOS + iPadOS only. All current premium features will then be unlocked across the corresponding devices.\nEven better, any features we add in the 12 months following your purchase are included and permanently unlocked as well. All yours to keep.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/21)";

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"welcomesample.becomeapro.title" = "Become a Pro";

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"welcomesample.document.title" = "Welcome";

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"welcomesample.findingyourway.content" = "Agenda has powerful navigational features. Of course, you can get to notes the conventional way, by selecting a project, and scrolling to the note, but there are other powerful approaches to jump between notes.\nAgenda is probably the only note-taking app with a browser-like history. Use the bottom-left history buttons on the Mac, or at the bottom of the sidebar on iOS and iPadOS, to navigate back and forth. The _Recently Edited Notes_ section in the _Related Info_ pane on the right is also very useful for jumping back to some recent changes.\nThe project title at the top of the notes area acts as a _jump button_. Click the title, and use the popup menu to scroll directly to a particular note. This is perfect for when your projects start to get large.\nLastly, you can quickly jump to notes that share the same [tags or people](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-Metadata) as the note you are editing using the collapsible _Related Info_ pane on the right.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/62)";

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"welcomesample.findingyourway.title" = "Finding Your Way";

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"welcomesample.joinourcommunity.content" = "If you are having trouble understanding how particular features work, or encounter issues, consider joining the Agenda Community. Your fellow Agenda aficionados are a great resource!\nThe Agenda Community forums are built right into the app; just click the “islands“ button at the top-right of the window on the Mac, or at the bottom of the Related panel on iOS and iPadOS to sign up or follow [this link](agenda://community/t/8).\nAGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE[Welcome Community.png]\nIf you want to contact us directly, send an email to [support@agenda.com](mailto:support@agenda.com).";

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"welcomesample.joinourcommunity.title" = "Join Our Community";

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"welcomesample.manydevicesoneagenda.content" = "Long gone are the days when we each had a single computing device. Many of us now have many, from desktop Macs to iPhones and Apple Watches.\nNobody wants their data stuck on one device, so Agenda has apps for Mac, iPad and iPhone, and they sync up via your iCloud or Dropbox account.\nYour notes are with you wherever you are, and if you choose to purchase the premium features, they get unlocked on each of your devices, regardless of the device used to purchase.";

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"welcomesample.manydevicesoneagenda.title" = "Many Devices, One Agenda";

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"welcomesample.meaningfulstyles.content" = "No note-taking app would be taken seriously without powerful text formatting options, but Agenda goes one step further. Its editor uses styled text, which combines the best of plain text and rich text. It is as easy to edit as plain text, but allows meaningful styles to be added, leading to visually stunning documents without breaking a sweat. Styles include headings, lists, indented blocks, and preformatted text.\nWith styled text, you can focus on the meaning of your notes, and leave Agenda to handle the appearance. The resulting documents look fantastic, and are consistent.\nAnd because the styles tell Agenda your intentions, your notes can easily be converted into other formats. For example, one of the [premium features](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-BecomingAPro) allows you to copy any note in Markdown or HTML format to easily paste into other apps or websites.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/52)";

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"welcomesample.meaningfulstyles.title" = "Using Meaningful Styles";

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"welcomesample.noteallyorganized.content" = "Agenda allows you to be totally organised and always on top of all your projects. Group projects into categories to make them easier to find, and order the notes for each project however you choose. You can move them between projects, drag notes around, [apply dates](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-Dates), or use a mixed approach. You can also collapse notes to save space.\nAs you work through a project, you usually have notes that you are currently focusing on. Notes that are for upcoming events and meetings — notes that are on your agenda — should be easy to access. Agenda allows you to flag them using the orange button next to the note's title. When you are no longer actively working with a particular note, deselect the orange button to take it off the agenda.\nAgenda automatically creates an overview in the sidebar of what's “On the Agenda” and relevant today. What's more, one of the [premium features](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-BecomingAPro) allows you to save frequent searches as overviews which automatically refresh.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/54)";

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"welcomesample.noteallyorganized.title" = "Note-ally Organised";

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"welcomesample.searchforimportant.content" = "Agenda makes it easy to find what you are looking for. To search for notes in the selected project, click the magnifying glass button at the top, and type text into the search field. You can use the buttons that appear next to the search field to narrow the search to specific dates.\nTo expand the search across all projects, use the *Search All Projects* button.\nIf you find yourself using a particular search often, one of the [premium features](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-BecomingAPro) allows you to save the search in the sidebar as an auto-refreshing overview.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/55)";

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"welcomesample.searchforimportant.title" = "Search for What's Important";

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"welcomesample.sharetheplan.content" = "A notes app is not very useful if you cannot share what you create. With Agenda, you can print and share notes — even whole projects — in standard formats like PDF, RTF and Markdown. You can also use the Agenda archive format to exchange exact duplicates of your notes with other Agenda users.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/56)";

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"welcomesample.sharetheplan.title" = "Share the Plan";

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"welcomesample.stayinsync.content" = "You can install Agenda on your Mac, iPad and iPhone, and it will automatically sync up using iCloud. Ensure that you sign in with the same iCloud account on each device, and enable iCloud Drive in the System Preferences on the Mac, or the Settings app on iOS and iPadOS.\nAlternatively you can use Dropbox to sync your notes, make sure you install the Dropbox app on your iOS and iPadOS device before activating Dropbox sync.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/57)";

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"welcomesample.stayinsync.title" = "Stay in Sync";

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"welcomesample.taglinklist.content" = "You can tag paragraphs in your Agenda notes, with keywords or particular individuals.\nTags are searchable, but they also guide the _Related Info_ section in the panel on the right. The panel will show you links to other notes that include the same tags as appear in the note you are editing.\nAgenda also has excellent support for lists, including checklists. You can include your To-Dos right alongside more extensive pieces of text.\nLastly, you can link to outside resources like websites, and even crosslink to other notes in Agenda.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/61)";

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"welcomesample.taglinklist.title" = "Tag. Link. List.";

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"welcomesample.thingstotry.content" = "- [x] Install Agenda and watch the welcome video. Add the sample projects.\n- [ ] Create a category using the + button at the bottom of the source list on the left, for example for _Personal_ or _Work_ related projects.\n- [ ] Create a new project, and add it to the category you just made.\n- [ ] Make a note for a meeting that will take place next week, and mark it as “On the Agenda“ using the orange dot.\n- [ ] Use the related pane on the right (may be hidden) to connect with Calendar, and link a note to one of the events you have scheduled.\n- [ ] Explore the various text formatting and style options available under the *Format* menu on the Mac, or in the formatting bar above the keyboard on iOS and iPadOS.\n- [ ] Attach some photos, PDFs or other documents, and check out the various display options.\n- [ ] Search for notes in a project by clicking the magnifying glass button. Expand the search by selecting *Search All Projects*.\n- [ ] Enter some markdown to style text without the need to lift your fingers from the keyboard.\n- [ ] Install Agenda on another Mac, iPad or iPhone, and watch it sync your notes via iCloud.\n- [ ] Join the Agenda Community by clicking the “islands“ button at the top-right of the window on the Mac, or at the bottom of the Related Info panel on iOS and iPadOS.\n- [ ] Send us your feedback at [feedback@agenda.com](mailto:feedback@agenda.com)";

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"welcomesample.thingstotry.title" = "Things to Try";

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"welcomesample.travelthroughtime.content" = "While Agenda is a note-taking app, it includes a strong element of time. You can assign a date, range of dates or even a specific event in your Calendar to any note using the calendar button. The date is used for ordering notes in your project history, but is also useful for [searching](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-Search), and event linking.\nAfter purchasing the [premium features](agenda://note/WelcomeSection-BecomingAPro), you can even create a new calendar event without ever having to leave Agenda.\n[Learn more](agenda://community/t/53)";

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"welcomesample.travelthroughtime.title" = "Travel Through Time";

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"welcomesample.whatcanitbeusedfor.content" = "Agenda is a very flexible note-taking app. You can use it for anything from business meetings, to technical projects, and organising your home life. To help you get oriented, here are a few stories that show how different people use Agenda.\n# A Corporate Agenda\nTrevor works as a manager in [High Tea Ltd](agenda://project/BusinessSampleTemplate), an ambitious new startup in the fast food industry. He spends his days in meetings, and managing the company’s first ventures in Nepal.\nTrevor uses Agenda to take notes during meetings with his iPad. When one meeting finishes, he immediately creates a new note for next week's meeting, and connects it to an event in his calendar.\nIn the days leading up to the next meeting, he enters any issues he needs to discuss into the new note on his desktop Mac, so that during the meeting he knows exactly what needs to be dealt with. No more endless meetings where nobody knows what's on the agenda!\nBefore each meeting starts, he also goes back to the notes from the last meeting, and copies any items requiring follow up into the new meeting notes.\nDuring a meeting, Trevor regularly jumps back to older notes to remind himself of the motivations behind certain decisions. He uses the _Related Info_ panel on the right to find relevant notes, and the history feature to jump straight back to his current meeting.\n_Things that Trevor uses Agenda for:_\n- Planning upcoming meetings\n- Preserving meeting notes and minutes\n- Taking memos\n- Creating task lists\n- Safekeeping of presentation files and documents\n- Project planning and research\n# A Technical Agenda\nChristian also works at High Tea Ltd, but as a senior software developer, not a manager. He spends his days programming, and organising technical projects with outside contractors.\nHis latest project is [Yak App](agenda://project/TechnicalSampleTemplate), which will allow customers to order their food directly from their phones. Christian is in charge of all technical aspects of the project, from developing the cloud server, to getting the app working on iOS and Android.\nChristian uses Agenda to continually drive his projects forward. He keeps a daily log of activities: at the end of each day, when everything is still fresh in his head, he adds a new note, and lists what he has done, where he is currently at, and what he should do next. The next morning, he reads that note to jolt his memory, and starts again where he left off.\nWhen he is programming, Christian often has to research a solution. He scours the web for information, and copies it into Agenda as research notes, sometimes as complete text and source code, and sometimes just as a link.\nWhen he fixes a difficult bug, or finishes a complex feature, he makes a new note for posterity, and documents how he did it, and why. Christian often finds that if he doesn’t do this, 3 months later he will be scratching his head trying to remember what led him to choose a particular solution.\nChristian sometimes gets ideas when he is at home, outside working hours. Rather than forget them, he enters them immediately in Agenda on his iPhone. He has a special note just for capturing these ideas, and it is always in his _On the Agenda_ overview so he can find it quickly.\n_Things that Christian uses Agenda for:_\n- Project planning\n- Programming task lists\n- Lists of bugs and features\n- Documenting motivations for important changes\n- Researching technical issues\n- Useful snippets of source code\n- PDF references and specs\n- Capturing ideas when they come to him\n# A Personal Agenda\nPeta uses Agenda for her marketing activities at High Tea Inc., but she also has separate areas for personal activities.\nShe keeps a blog, and uses Agenda to prepare entries before posting them online. There are often several posts in progress at any one time, so she keeps them organised by attaching a future publication date. When it comes time to publish a post, she uses the _Copy as Markdown_ feature to paste straight into her WordPress editor.\nPeta has other uses for Agenda beyond just editing blog posts. For example, each day she adds a note, sets today’s date, and writes a diary entry. She has a journal that goes back more than a year.\nShe also likes to travel, and takes notes in Agenda on potential destinations. When it comes time to book her vacation, she keeps track of flight details, Airbnb lodgings, and hired cars  in Agenda, with links to related emails and web sites. Then she gets to work on her itinerary, planning each step of the journey, with links to relevant web sites. By the time the wheels are up, she knows exactly what to expect at her destination. And when she lands, she has all the information she needs on her iPhone, even if she has no access to the internet.\n_Things Peta uses Agenda for:_\n- Notes for her marketing projects\n- Preparing blog entries\n- Keeping a personal diary, including photos\n- Detailed vacation planning, preparing maps and routes\n- Accessing valuable information when offline\n# A Shared Agenda\nThese are just some examples of how you can use Agenda. Don’t forget to take a look at our [Agenda Community](agenda://community/c/agenda-talk) forums where you can discover many more, and where other Agenda users [discuss](agenda://community/c/agenda-talk) the lifehacks that they have developed.";

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"welcomesample.whatcanitbeusedfor.title" = "What Can I Use Agenda For?";

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"welcomesample.whyagenda.content" = "Agenda’s unique timeline approach to note taking gives your projects the momentum they need. While other apps focus specifically on the past, present, or future, Agenda is the only notes app that keeps track of each in a single timeline.\nNotes to plan for the future move over time into the present, providing a clear picture of what needs to be done today, before drifting into the past as a permanent record of decisions made and tasks undertaken. Agenda gives you a complete picture of the past, present and future, driving your projects forward.\nAgenda borrows elements from many application categories — note taking, task management, calendar — combining them into a completely new approach to managing your projects.\n\tIt's a task manager that does not forget the items you tick off; \tit's a journal that knows what is around the corner; \tit's a calendar that allows you to take detailed notes; \tand a powerful notetaker that can attach events.\nAgenda is all of those things, but it is really in a category of its own, there to assist you in getting the most out of each and every project, no matter how big or small.\nAGENDA-FULL-WIDTH-IMAGE[Welcome Island.jpg]";

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"welcomesample.whyagenda.title" = "Why Agenda?";

