Using Textylic
This button creates a new note in a separate window. This way, you can have multiple notes on your desktop!
This is the button that saves your work. You can either use this button,or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + S. You only need to do this the first time, because of the Autosave feature.
If you have a link selected,you can click this button to open this link in the browser.This only works if you have tagged your text as a link in the bottom bar (See 12)
This button opens up the extended menu, with a few more features. One of the most prominent is the "Choose theme" option, which allows you to customize the interface. You can also find the Undo/Redo buttons here, though they can also be accessed through the keyboard shortcuts (see above). You can also get help and learn more about the app through the Help/About buttons.
This is self-explanatory. If you click this button, it closes the window. Each window is a separate instance of the .exe file, so Ctrl + Q will do the same as this button.
This button makes the selected text bold.
This button makes the selected text italic.
This button makes the selected text underlined.
This button makes the selected text strikethrough.
This button adds turns the selected lines into a bulleted list.
This button makes the selected text look like code, by using a fixed-width font.
This button makes the selected text a hyperlink. To open it, see 3.
This button emphasizes the selected text by turning it the colour of your chosen theme.
This button will insert a desired image in the position where you insertion cursor is. Clear the images that are not used using the "Clear Cache" option in the "More..." menu.