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* [LIMITATIONS](#limitations)
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* [PROGRAMMER NOTES](#programmer-notes)
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* [MacOS](#macos)
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- * [DEVELOPMENT STATUS](#status)
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+ * [DEVELOPMENT STATUS](#development-status)
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## SYNOPSIS
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@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ As comments are editted or appended, new records are added to the database. Olde
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and just fetch the first record.
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-### MacOS {#macos}
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+### MacOS
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The **MacOS** inherently supports file comments. The Finder app manages most of the user activity. It handles file comments in a similar manner to **Dirnotes**. Comments are stored in two places:
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**MacOS** has AppleScript, by which you can ask the Finder to perform the file copy/move. In this case, the comments are moved properly.
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-## DEVELOPMENT STATUS{#status}
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+## DEVELOPMENT STATUS
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Each app is a standalone file. That means there is a lot of redundancy between the tthree apps. And there _may_ be some inconsistency.
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