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 iOpener
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-A Sublime Text 3 package to make locating and opening files much faster, by
-opening from path instead of using the gui interface. Behaviour mostly emulates
-emacs' find-file. With auto-completion, directory listings and history.
+A Sublime Text 2/3 package to make finding and opening files less painful.
+Keep your hands on the keyboard with smart auto completion, history, and directory listings.
 
-Use
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-Tap `super+o` or `cntl-o` as usual (or use the command pallete, and select the
-command `Find File`). You will be greeted with an input panel that allows you to
-type in file paths.
+Usage
+-----
+Use `cmd + o` or `cntl + o` as usual (or choose `Find File` in the command pallete.)
 
-- Pressing tab will cause completion to occur.
+- Pressing tab will cause smart completion to occur (hint: `f1` can complete to `filename1`!)
 
-- Double-tapping tab will allow you to search a current directory.
+- Double-pressing tab will give you the directory listing
 
-- Up/down allow you to navigate history.
+- Up/down allow you to navigate previously entered paths
 
-- Attempting to open a path that doesn't exist will give a message asking
-  whether or not to create the path. 
+- Opening a path that doesn't exist will create a new file or directory
 
 ![demo](https://raw.github.com/rosshemsley/iOpener/screenshots/demo.gif)
 
-Note
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-- This plugin will take over your default 'open file' shortcut. If you want to
-  use your system file-open dialog, use `super+shift+o` or `ctrl+shift+o`
-  depending on your OS.
+NB
+--
+- This plugin will take over your default 'open file' shortcut. To
+  use your system default, use `cmd + shift + o` or `ctrl + shift + o`
 
 - The open panel will not show unless a window is open. You will need to use
-  `cntl+n` or `super+n` to open a new window first.
+  `cntl + n` or `cmd + n` to open a new window first
 
 
 Installing
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 Installation is easiest using Package Control. In the Command Pallette, select
 "Install Package" and then select "iOpener".
 
-Credits
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-I looked at lots of other people's code to write this, including in particular
-SublimeMRU and FuzzyFileNav. Thanks for your inspiration!
 
 Bugs
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