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== Troubleshooting ==
 
== Troubleshooting ==
 
See [[Troubleshooting]] page.
 
See [[Troubleshooting]] page.
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== General ==
 
== General ==
 
=== Which documentation is available? ===
 
=== Which documentation is available? ===
A help mindmap is available in the application (menu: Help->Documentation). It is a small documentation mostly suited for reference purposes.
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A help mindmap is available in the application (menu: Help-&gt;Documentation). It is a small documentation mostly suited for reference purposes.
  
 
The Freeplane wiki contains extensive documentation, but only on a few topics.
 
The Freeplane wiki contains extensive documentation, but only on a few topics.
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Not yet. But there are a lot books on Mindmapping in general.
 
Not yet. But there are a lot books on Mindmapping in general.
  
German readers might find a book about FreeMind to be useful: "FreeMind kompakt: Besser lernen, verstehen und entscheiden mit dem Open-Source-Mindmapping-Programm."
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German readers might find a book about FreeMind to be useful: &quot;FreeMind kompakt: Besser lernen, verstehen und entscheiden mit dem Open-Source-Mindmapping-Programm.&quot;
  
 
=== Why a new project? What made it worth forking from Freemind? ===
 
=== Why a new project? What made it worth forking from Freemind? ===
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== Installation and Configuration ==
 
== Installation and Configuration ==
  
=== Where is the "user directory"? ===
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=== Where is the &quot;user directory&quot;? ===
The location of the Freeplane user directory can be found by in invoking the menu item Help->About. It's <tt>~/.freeplane</tt> on Linux and <tt>%USERPROFILE%\.freeplane</tt> on Windows.
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The location of the Freeplane user directory can be found by in invoking the menu item Help-&gt;About. It's &lt;tt&gt;~/.freeplane&lt;/tt&gt; on Linux and &lt;tt&gt;%USERPROFILE%\.freeplane&lt;/tt&gt; on Windows.
  
Note that the user directory of test versions of the coming release 1.2 on Windows is <tt>%APPDATA%\freeplane\1.2</tt>.
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Note that the user directory of test versions of the coming release 1.2 on Windows is &lt;tt&gt;%APPDATA%\freeplane\1.2&lt;/tt&gt;.
  
 
=== Where do I find the log file? ===
 
=== Where do I find the log file? ===
Mainly for advanced features like Scripting you need to know where the log file is located. Find it in the [[#Where is the "user directory"?|user directory]]. It's named <tt>log.0</tt> in most cases. If you have more than one Freeplane instance opened then it might have the name <tt>log.1</tt> or even <tt>log.0.1</tt>. The most recently changed file matching the pattern <tt>log.*</tt> will be the one you are looking for.
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Mainly for advanced features like Scripting you need to know where the log file is located. Find it in the [[#Where is the &quot;user directory&quot;?|user directory]]. It's named &lt;tt&gt;log.0&lt;/tt&gt; in most cases. If you have more than one Freeplane instance opened then it might have the name &lt;tt&gt;log.1&lt;/tt&gt; or even &lt;tt&gt;log.0.1&lt;/tt&gt;. The most recently changed file matching the pattern &lt;tt&gt;log.*&lt;/tt&gt; will be the one you are looking for.
  
 
Note that test versions for the coming 1.2 versions under Windows have a different user directory than the 1.1 series.
 
Note that test versions for the coming 1.2 versions under Windows have a different user directory than the 1.1 series.
  
 
[[Category:User_Documentation]] [[Category:Advanced_Users]] [[Category:Needs_Updating]]
 
[[Category:User_Documentation]] [[Category:Advanced_Users]] [[Category:Needs_Updating]]

Revision as of 03:55, 24 November 2010


Troubleshooting

See Troubleshooting page.

General

Which documentation is available?

A help mindmap is available in the application (menu: Help->Documentation). It is a small documentation mostly suited for reference purposes.

The Freeplane wiki contains extensive documentation, but only on a few topics.

The Freeplane manual is currently under development.

Are there books about Freeplane?

Not yet. But there are a lot books on Mindmapping in general.

German readers might find a book about FreeMind to be useful: "FreeMind kompakt: Besser lernen, verstehen und entscheiden mit dem Open-Source-Mindmapping-Programm."

Why a new project? What made it worth forking from Freemind?

See the article on the Freeplane/FreeMind relationship.

Installation and Configuration

Where is the "user directory"?

The location of the Freeplane user directory can be found by in invoking the menu item Help->About. It's <tt>~/.freeplane</tt> on Linux and <tt>%USERPROFILE%\.freeplane</tt> on Windows.

Note that the user directory of test versions of the coming release 1.2 on Windows is <tt>%APPDATA%\freeplane\1.2</tt>.

Where do I find the log file?

Mainly for advanced features like Scripting you need to know where the log file is located. Find it in the user directory. It's named <tt>log.0</tt> in most cases. If you have more than one Freeplane instance opened then it might have the name <tt>log.1</tt> or even <tt>log.0.1</tt>. The most recently changed file matching the pattern <tt>log.*</tt> will be the one you are looking for.

Note that test versions for the coming 1.2 versions under Windows have a different user directory than the 1.1 series.