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README - transition between modes #127

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Expand Up @@ -103,6 +103,13 @@ Shortcuts this extension introduces:
| Z, M | Hide All Code Cells |
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### Transition between modes

Note that there are three modes (Insert, Normal and Jupyter Command). The transition between them happens only with the key ESC, but you can enable a different transition from Normal mode to Jupyter Command mode.

Go to *Setting / Settings Editor / Notebook Vim* and unmark the option `Enable Esc and Ctrl-[ leaving vim Normal mode to Jupyter Command mode`. From now on, `ESC` will move you from Insert to Normal mode and `Shift+ESC` will move you from Normal to Jupyter Command mode.
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## Special Thanks

From @jwkvam:
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