trepidity
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10 years ago Here's the contents from the original. It's part of the .cs file, but think maybe we should store this in it's own file.
string start_note_content =
Catalog.GetString ("<note-content>" +
"Start Here\n\n" +
"<bold>Welcome to Tomboy!</bold>\n\n" +
"Use this \"Start Here\" note to begin organizing " +
"your ideas and thoughts.\n\n" +
"You can create new notes to hold your ideas by " +
"selecting the \"Create New Note\" item from the " +
"Tomboy Notes menu in your GNOME Panel. " +
"Your note will be saved automatically.\n\n" +
"Then organize the notes you create by linking " +
"related notes and ideas together!\n\n" +
"We've created a note called " +
"<link:internal>Using Links in Tomboy</link:internal>. " +
"Notice how each time we type <link:internal>Using " +
"Links in Tomboy</link:internal> it automatically " +
"gets underlined? Click on the link to open the note." +
"</note-content>");
string links_note_content =
Catalog.GetString ("<note-content>" +
"Using Links in Tomboy\n\n" +
"Notes in Tomboy can be linked together by " +
"highlighting text in the current note and clicking" +
" the <bold>Link</bold> button above in the toolbar. " +
"Doing so will create a new note and also underline " +
"the note's title in the current note.\n\n" +
"Changing the title of a note will update links " +
"present in other notes. This prevents broken links " +
"from occurring when a note is renamed.\n\n" +
"Also, if you type the name of another note in your " +
"current note, it will automatically be linked for you." +
"</note-content>");
Just like we do on Linux, we need to open the example Note which explains what Tomboy is and the details of how to get started.
Also, do not show the note once we have launched successfully for the first time. (Store this in the settings.xml that @rashoodkhan is working on.