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# 思源筆記配置教程
支援將話題、消息匯出到思源筆記。
## 第一步
打開思源筆記，建立一個筆記本
填入 Cherry Studio 設定入面，再撳檢查（配置項都喺上面第四步嗰頁）。
## 第六步
恭喜你，思源筆記嘅配置已經完成咗 ✅ 跟住就可以將 Cherry Studio 內容匯出到你嘅思源筆記入面喇
睇返匯出結果
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### 攞幫助同提交意見
如果您喺配置或使用過程中遇到任何疑問、Bug 或有功能改善建議，請參考 [反饋與建議](/docs/zhong-wen-fan-ti/question-contact/suggestions.md) 入面提供嘅官方渠道。
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