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  33       <h1>Application Mappings</h1>
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  36     <p>
  37       You can make many different mappings and switch between them
  38       easily.  To open the list of mappings click the button at the
  39       top-left or press ⌘L.
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  42     <p>
  43       Click on a mapping to switch to it. Create a new mapping with
  44       the + button or pressing ⌘N. Delete the current mapping with
  45       the - button or ⌘⌫. Rename a mapping by double-clicking on it or
  46       pressing Return while it's selected.
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  50       You can also switch mappings with the <b>Mappings</b> menu, with
  51       Enjoyable's dock menu, from the status bar item, or by pressing
  52       ⌘1 through ⌘9.
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  55     <p>
  56       Switching can also be mapped to an input. Select the input you
  57       want to use and then choose a mapping from the <b>Switch to
  58       mapping</b> option. For example, you could have one mapping for
  59       a game's menu and another for its main screen and switch between
  60       them in-game without returning to Enjoyable.
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  63     <h3><a name="automatic"></a>Automatic Switching</h3>
  64     <p>
  65       If you name a mapping after an application it will be
  66       automatically chosen when you switch to that application. The
  67       name of an application is usually shown on the dock when you
  68       hover your mouse over it. If you don't know the name of the
  69       application you want to create a mapping for, create a mapping
  70       with the name <kbd>@Application</kbd> (note the <kbd>@</kbd> at
  71       the start). The mapping will automatically be renamed for the
  72       next application you switch to while it's enabled.
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  75     <h3><a name="sharing"></a>Import and Export</h3>
  76     <p>
  77       Mappings can be exported and shared with others. To export your
  78       current mapping choose <b>Mappings > Export…</b> and pick a
  79       location to save the file. This file can be shared with anyone;
  80       it doesn't contain any personal information other than the
  81       product IDs of the input devices you used and what you mapped
  82       them to.
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  85       To import a mapping choose <b>Mappings > Import…</b> and select
  86       the file you want to import. Mapping files end
  87       with <kbd>.enjoyable</kbd> (the default), <kbd>.json</kbd>,
  88       or <kbd>.txt</kbd>.
  89     </p>
  90     <p>
  91       You can also import mappings by opening them in Finder or
  92       dragging the files onto the mapping list. Similarly, you can
  93       export mappings by dragging them from the mapping list to
  94       Finder.
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