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docs/MicroSD%20Cards.mdx

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 The main purpose of this plugin is to help organize MicroSD cards for the Steamdeck. As such the cards themselves are the biggest aspect of MicroSDeck.
 
-Each MicroSD card can contain one or more games which MicroSDeck will track for you. It can be named to uniquely identify it and 
+Each MicroSD card can contain one or more games which MicroSDeck will track for you. It can be named to uniquely identify it, and hint at what it contains.
+As the name is a just text, any number of naming schemes can be used. As long as you are able to tell them apart the sky is your limit (even emojis are supported).
+
+Some examples of naming schemes are:
+- Using the vendor name (e.g Sandisk, Samsung, ADATA)
+- Using small stickers or pens to mark the cards
+- Using numbered or lettered cases to identify the cards
+
+But you can get as creative as you want. As long as you know which physical card belongs to which digital name.
+
+## Registering a Card
+
+To Register a MicroSD card with MicroSDeck it simply has to be formatted by Steam and inserted. To Format the MicroSD card navigate into the Settings menu and click Format under `System > SystemSettings > Format SD Card`. It can take some time to format the MicroSD Card. Be patient. If it still doesn't work, try unplugging and replugging the MicroSD card **After** Steam has finished formatting it.

docs/Non%20Steam%20Games.mdx

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+# Non Steam Games
+
+MicroSDeck supports adding Non-Steam games to MicroSD Cardds. This is to support emulation by since it is possible to install ROM's onto the MicroSD card. Although the functionality of adding Non-Steam games is not limited to just emulation. Any "game" that steam lists can be added to the MicroSD card.
+
+Adding a Non-Steam "game" to the MicroSD card is as easy as opening the MicroSDeck plugin and clicking on the "..." button for the MicroSD card you want to add the game to.
+
+//TODO: Insert image
+
+Under the Non-Steam Games tab you will find checkboxes to specify which games should be considered "installed" on the MicroSD card.
+
+//TODO: Insert image
+
+Afer hitting Save you will see the game in the list of games on the card. It will also show the card name on the game

docs/index.mdx

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 		* With many different MicroSD card vendors it might be possible to just use the vendor name (e.g Sandisk, Samsung, ADATA)
 		* Using small stickers (they have to be very thin) or Using pens, Little icons can be applied to the SD Cards (Emoji names are supported in MicroSDeck)
-		* Some MicroSD card cases are numbered or lettered allowing you identify the cards theycontain
+		* Some MicroSD card cases are numbered or lettered allowing you identify the cards easily
 
 		But you can get as creative as you want. As long as you know which physical card belongs to which digital name.
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