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* created README.md * READ full description now allowing all files in appendix, is this ok? added anki apkg * chore(docs): update TOC * made it a quote * Revert "READ full description" This reverts commit 49e9b07. * moved files * missglücktes lint-fixing lint? lint? codeblock? ok got it? * Update README.md * Update README.md Co-authored-by: TOCGEN <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Yannis Becker <[email protected]>
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| entnommen aus [Guide](https://docs.ankiweb.net/contrib.html#sharing-decks-privately) | ||
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| Sharing Decks Privately | ||
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| If you’d like to share decks with a limited group of people (such as a study group or class) rather than the general public\ | ||
| you can do so by sharing them outside of AnkiWeb.\ | ||
| To share a deck privately, go to the File menu and choose Export. Select a single deck (not "All Decks"), and turn off "include scheduling information".\ | ||
| This will produce an .apkg file which you can share with others.\ | ||
| You can share the .apkg file by emailing it to people, placing it on a website or shared folder\ | ||
| or using a free file sharing service like Dropbox or Google Drive and sending people a link.\ | ||
| Both the computer version and mobile clients make it easy to import from an apkg file simply by clicking or tapping on it.\ | ||
| AnkiWeb does not have the ability to import apkg files.\ | ||
| However, so the recipients of your deck will need to have the computer version or Anki on their mobile device.\ | ||
| When a user **imports** an .apkg file, cards that already exist in their collection will be ignored and any new cards will be added.\ | ||
| As long as they use the same note type, modified cards will also be updated.\ | ||
| **To prevent data loss, cards that have been deleted in the new apkg file will not be deleted in the user’s collection.**\ | ||
| **So if you need to delete cards from users' decks for whatever reason, you will need to contact them about it.** |
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| entnommen aus [Guide](https://docs.ankiweb.net/contrib.html#sharing-decks-privately) | ||
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| > If you’d like to share decks with a limited group of people (such as a study group or class) rather than the general public, | ||
| > you can do so by sharing them outside of AnkiWeb. | ||
| > To share a deck privately, go to the File menu and choose Export. Select a single deck (not "All Decks"), and turn off "include scheduling information". | ||
| > This will produce an .apkg file which you can share with others. | ||
| > You can share the .apkg file by emailing it to people, placing it on a website or shared folder, | ||
| > or using a free file sharing service like Dropbox or Google Drive and sending people a link. | ||
| > Both the computer version and mobile clients make it easy to import from an apkg file simply by clicking or tapping on it. | ||
| > AnkiWeb does not have the ability to import apkg files however, so the recipients of your deck will need to have the computer version or Anki on their mobile device. | ||
| > When a user **imports** an .apkg file, cards that already exist in their collection will be ignored and any new cards will be added. | ||
| > As long as they use the same note type, modified cards will also be updated. | ||
| > **To prevent data loss, cards that have been deleted in the new apkg file will not be deleted in the user’s collection,** | ||
| > **so if you need to delete cards from users' decks for whatever reason, you will need to contact them about it.** |