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Removed most of the information in the USAGE section. The manual does a better job.

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;;
;; USAGE
;; =====
;;
;; If you plan to use tumme much, setting up key bindings for it in
;; dired is a good idea:
;;
;;   (tumme-setup-dired-keybindings)
;;
;; Next, do M-x tumme-dired RET.  This will ask you for a directory
;; where image files are stored, setup a useful window configuration
;; and enable the two special modes that tumme provides.  NOTE: If you
;; do not want tumme to split your windows, call it with a prefix
;; argument.
;;
;; Start viewing thumbnails by doing C-S-n and C-S-p to go up and down
;; in the dired buffer while at the same time displaying a thumbnail
;; image.  The thumbnail images will be created on the fly, and
;; cached.  This means that the first time you browse your images, it
;; will be a bit slow because the thumbnails are created.  If you want
;; to avoid this, you can pre-create the thumbnail images by marking
;; all images in dired (% m \.jpg$ RET) and then do M-x
;; tumme-create-thumbs.
;;
;; Next, try `tumme-display-thumbs' (C-t d).  If no file is marked, a
;; thumbnail for the file at point will show up in
;; `tumme-thumbnail-buffer'.  If one or more files are marked,
;; thumbnails for those files will be displayed.
;;
;; Pressing TAB will switch to the window containing the
;; `tumme-thumbnail-buffer' buffer.  In there you can move between
;; thumbnail images and display a semi-sized version in an Emacs
;; buffer (RET), or the original image in an external viewer
;; (C-RET).  By pressing SPC or DEL you will navigate back and fort
;; while at the same time displaying each image in Emacs.  You can also
;; navigate using arrow keys.  Comment a file by pressing "c".  Press
;; TAB to get back to dired.
;;
;; While in dired mode, you can tag and comment files, you can tell
;; `tumme' to mark files with a certain tag (using a regexp) etc.
;;
;; The easiest way to see the available commands is to use the Tumme
;; menus added in tumme-thumbnail-mode and dired-mode.
;;
;;
;; LIMITATIONS
;; ===========
;;
;; * Supports all image formats that Emacs and convert supports, but

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;; USAGE
;; =====
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;; This information has been moved to the manual. Type `C-h r' to open
;; the Emacs manual and go to the node Thumbnails by typing `g
;; Thumbnails RET'.
;;
;; Quickstart: M-x tumme RET DIRNAME RET
;;
;; where DIRNAME is a directory containing image files.
;;
;; LIMITATIONS
;; ===========
;;
;; * Supports all image formats that Emacs and convert supports, but