ated by the "funckey.knl" plugin which you can
use to assign macros, plugins and styles to function key combinations.
This file may be safely deleted.</p>
<p><b>.KNL</b><br>
KeyNote plugin</p>
<p>A few plugins are installed with KeyNote; others may be
downloaded from KeyNote website. It is also possible that you have
downloaded and installed KeyNote plugins from third-party vendors. You
should not delete plugins unless you definitely want to get rid of them
:)</p>
<p><b>.KNM</b><br>
KeyNote macro file</p>
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