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Open command palette and search for `Note: Change Color…`. it will give you a list of 10 different colors that is shown in the above image. Pressing up and down will give you a preview.
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Color of the note is remembered by PlainNotes and whenever you open that file, PlainNotes will set the color-scheme automatically.
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#### Archive note
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Open command palette and search for `Note: Archive`. This will move the note into an archive folder than can be specified in the settings -- The default archive directory is `.archive`. Archiving a note hides it from the Index and List.
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#### Unarchive notes
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Open command palette and search for `Note: Unarchive...`. This will open a list of archived notes sorted by modification date. Selecting one from the list will unarchive that note.
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#### Delete note
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Open a note and then open command palette and search for `Note: Delete`.
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#### Rename note
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Open a note and then open command palette and search for `Note: Rename`.
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#### Change note file extension
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You can change the note file extension in settings. To do so, go to `Preferences -> Package Settings -> PlainNotes -> Settings - User` and modify `"note_save_extension":`. The default note type is `.note` which has the possibility of setting different note colors and some special markup.
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