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README.md

@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ It runs on Linux, OS X, Raspberry Pi, Cygwin, Linux subsystem for Windows and Te
 - [How to](#how-to)
   - [add bookmarks](#add-bookmarks)
   - [copy file paths](#copy-file-paths)
-    - [selection mode](#selection-mode)
-    - [default copy](#default-copy)
+    - [selection](#selection)
+    - [quote paths](#quote-paths)
     - [to clipboard](#to-clipboard)
   - [cd on quit](#cd-on-quit)
   - [run custom scripts](#run-custom-scripts)
@@ -100,8 +100,7 @@ It runs on Linux, OS X, Raspberry Pi, Cygwin, Linux subsystem for Windows and Te
   - Detailed stat-like file information
   - Media information (needs mediainfo or exiftool, if specified)
 - Convenience
-  - Copy absolute file paths (optionally with quotes) in selection mode
-  - Copy, mode, delete multiple files by selection
+  - Copy, move, delete multiple files by selection
   - Create, rename files and directories
   - Batch rename/move/delete current directory entries in vidir (from moreutils)
   - Spawn SHELL (fallback sh) in the current directory
@@ -375,11 +374,9 @@ Set environment variable `NNN_BMS` as a string of `key:location` pairs (max 10)
 
 #### copy file paths
 
-##### selection mode
+##### selection
 
-Use <kbd>^K</kbd> to copy the absolute path (from `/`) of the file under the cursor to clipboard.
-
-To copy multiple file paths the selection mode should be enabled using <kbd>^Y</kbd>. In this mode it's possible to
+Use <kbd>^K</kbd> to copy the absolute path (from `/`) of the file under the cursor to clipboard. To copy multiple absolute file paths the selection mode should be enabled using <kbd>^Y</kbd>. In this mode it's possible to
 
 - cherry-pick individual files one by one by pressing <kbd>^K</kbd> on each entry; or,
 - navigate to another file in the same directory to select a range of files.
@@ -388,15 +385,6 @@ Pressing <kbd>^Y</kbd> again copies the paths to clipboard and exits the selecti
 
 To list the file paths copied to memory press <kbd>y</kbd>.
 
-To wrap each file path within single quotes, export `NNN_QUOTE_ON`:
-
-    export NNN_QUOTE_ON=1
-This is particularly useful if you are planning to copy the whole string to the shell to run a command. Quotes can be toggled at runtime using <kbd>^T</kbd>.
-
-Note that the filename is not escaped. So copying may still fail for filenames having quote(s) in them.
-
-##### default copy
-
 File paths are copied to the temporary file `DIR/.nnncp`, where `DIR` (by priority) is:
 
     $HOME or,
@@ -405,7 +393,7 @@ File paths are copied to the temporary file `DIR/.nnncp`, where `DIR` (by priori
 
 To see the path to the temporary copy file, run `nnn`, press `?` and look up `copy file`.
 
-Use <kbd>^Y</kbd> and/or <kbd>^K</kbd> to copy file paths as usual. To use the copied paths from the cmdline, use command substitution. For example, if `DIR` above is `/home/user`:
+To use the copied paths from the cmdline, use command substitution. For example, if `DIR` above is `/home/user`:
 
     # bash/zsh
     ls -ltr `cat /home/user/.nnncp`
@@ -418,22 +406,23 @@ An alias may be handy:
 
     alias ncp='cat /home/user/.nnncp'
 
-so you can easily copy, move or delete multiple files together:
+so you can easily handle files together:
 
     # bash/zsh
     ls -ltr `ncp`
     ls -ltr $(ncp)
-    cp -rvf `ncp` .
-    mv `ncp` .
-    rm `ncp` -rf
 
     # fish
     ls -ltr (ncp)
-    cp -rvf (ncp) .
-    mv (ncp) .
-    rm (ncp) -rf
 
-Note that you may want to keep quotes disabled (as it is by default) in this case.
+##### quote paths
+
+To wrap each file path within single quotes while selecting:
+
+    export NNN_QUOTE_ON=1
+This is particularly useful if you are planning to copy the whole string to the shell to run a command. Quotes can be toggled at runtime using <kbd>^T</kbd>.
+
+Note that the filename is not escaped. So copying may still fail for filenames having quote(s) in them.
 
 ##### to clipboard