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-	<h2 class="alert-heading h5" id="SomeNote"><i class="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> Note:</h2>
+	<h2 class="alert-heading h5" id="Config"><i class="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> Note:</h2>
 	<p>Many bangs have a <code>Config</code> parameter. Unless otherwise specified, valid values are the <a href="!skins/#Config">config name</a> of a currently loaded skin to be acted upon or <code>*</code> (asterisk) to act on all currently loaded skins. When optional and not supplied, the parameter defaults to the current config. If executing a bang with a "config" parameter from the Windows command line, the parameter is always required.</p>
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 <p><b>(For programmers)</b> External Applications can send Bangs using the Skin's HWND and the Windows <i>SendMessage</i> function (<i>winuser.h</i>), see <a href="/developers/#SendMessage">the Rainmeter Window Message API</a>.</p>
 
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-	<h2 class="alert-heading h5" id="SomeNote"><i class="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> Note:</h2>
+	<h2 class="alert-heading h5" id="Variable"><i class="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> Note:</h2>
 	<p>Any variable of any kind, including <a href="/manual/variables/built-in-variables/">Built-In Variables</a>, are not resolved when calling Rainmeter from the command line. Likewise, the <code>Config</code> parameter is always required in places where it is treated as optional.</p>
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-		<h2 class="alert-heading h5" id="SomeNote"><i class="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> Note:</h2>
+		<h2 class="alert-heading h5" id="Redraw"><i class="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> Note:</h2>
 		<p>This simply redraws the skin. Meters will use the values obtained when they were last updated. Since by itself !Redraw accomplishes nothing useful, this bang will always be used in conjunction
 		with bangs that update specific things before redrawing the skin. Depending on the case, this might be with <a href="!bangs/#UpdateMeasure">!UpdateMeasure</a> bangs to immediately update measure values, and certainly <a href="!bangs/#UpdateMeter">!UpdateMeter</a> bangs to update meter values and options. The idea is to update specific meters and redraw the skin before the next normal update cycle. This can allow immediate visible changes, while not having to force an update of the entire skin.<br><br>
 		<b>Example:</b> <code>LeftMouseUpAction=[!UpdateMeasure SomeMeasure][!UpdateMeter SomeMeter][!Redraw]</code>