Overview
This guide is written for users of all technical levels and best read in the order it is presented. Software professionals might prefer to go straight to the cheatsheet and then jump back to specific sections to learn about details.
Creating and editing eno files
Eno files are plaintext files with the file extension .eno. It is strongly
recommended to avoid using a rich text editor (such as Word or TextEdit) to create
or edit eno files, as these programs tend to silently turn your plaintext files into
rich text files, which renders them useless for further processing. Here are some
editors that will correctly handle eno files as plaintext only:
This guide will further explain all the things you can put into an eno file.
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