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Merge pull request #78 from djsudduth/develop
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@@ -184,8 +184,8 @@ If you are having difficulty logging in to Google you can use Docker with the pr
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1) Install Docker on any PC (find the online instructions for your particular operating system)
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2) Startup Docker (or it will autostart on reboot depending on how you installed it)
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3) Go to the command line and run ``docker build -t kim .`` in the directory where you installed KIM (it will take about 5 min to create the image)
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4) Run the Docker image with ``docker run --mount type=bind,source=(your PC's KIM directory)/mdfiles,target=/keep-it-markdown-0.5.3/mdfiles -it kim`` (you will be automatically logged into the Docker image and your PC's directory will be mapped to the Docker image directory)
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5) Change the directory to Kim ``cd keep-it-markdown-0.5.3``
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4) Run the Docker image with ``docker run --mount type=bind,source=(your PC's KIM directory)/mdfiles,target=/keep-it-markdown-0.5.4/mdfiles -it kim`` (you will be automatically logged into the Docker image and your PC's directory will be mapped to the Docker image directory)
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5) Change the directory to Kim ``cd keep-it-markdown-0.5.4``
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6) Create a temporary app password on Google
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7) For one time or sporatic use, run KIM per the instructions above (note that in Docker python3 is aliased to python) - your exported notes will be exported to your PC. NOTE, however, that running Docker this way will not save any passwords or exported notes when you exit and you may need to recreate Google app passwords each time you use KIM with Docker this way.(Exit the Docker image with ``exit``)

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