Updated Getting an Inbox (markdown)

Tips-and-tricks.md

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-# Getting an Inbox 
+## Getting an Inbox 
 
 Many other software packages support an inbox. You can achieve the same in TRACKS by defining a project called _@Inbox_ and a context called _@nocontext_. You can set this context to be the default context in the preferences. Now, if you don't immediately want to define a project, just specify the project to be _@Inbox_ and the context to be _nocontext_. You can then later review the inbox and go through the created tasks.
 
-# Learn the access keys
+## Learn the access keys
 
 Many views have access keys. This speeds up navigating and saves time.
 
-# Hide completed actions in the overview 
+## Hide completed actions in the overview 
 
 To hide completed actions just go to the preferences and set the number of shown completed actions to zero.
 
-# Use the template scripts in the /doc directory 
+## Use the template scripts in the /doc directory 
 
 You often have recurring projects which follow specific structure (e.g., travel, filing taxes). *Note* that these are not recurring actions. For recurring projects there is a template script in /doc which permits easily instantiating 
 
-# Hide projects you can't work on in the near future 
+## Hide projects you can't work on in the near future 
 
 You often will have projects that you cannot work on or that depend on some external event to happen. Just hide them, so they don't clutter the home screen.
 
-# Use only lower-case for everything 
+## Use only lower-case for everything 
 
 You will often type things quickly and then the autocomplete will be unable to keep up with you. This can cause you to accidentally create new projects like one for _misc_ although you wanted it in the project _Misc_.
 
-# Application-like feeling in Google Chrome
+## Application-like feeling in Google Chrome
 
 To get an application-like feeling with tracks, start it in Google Chrome with --aps= like