@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ noIndex: false
 noContent: false
 ---
 
-To export a notebook as a `.ipynb` file, right-click on the notebook in the file tree (in the right-hand sidebar menu) and click 'Download'.
+To export a notebook as a `.ipynb` file, right-click the notebook in the left `Notebooks` list, choose `Export as ...`, and select `.ipynb`.
 
-<VideoLoop src="../assets/docs/azGGNHSpTYCtGis0UO6O.mp4" />
+<VideoLoop src="../assets/docs/export-notebook/export-notebook-ipynb.webm" />
+
+If you need a static version to share or print, you can also [export ipynb as PDF](https://deepnote.com/docs/export-pdf) directly from Deepnote, either with or without code cells.
@@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ In GitHub, you can configure the GitHub App to have access to all your organizat
 
 In case you want to add repositories from another GitHub organization, open the repository dropdown and click on the "Add GitHub repositories" button.
 
-Once the GitHub App is installed, you can select the repository you want to add to Deepnote. You can also specify a branch or commit that you want to use.
+Once the GitHub App is installed, select the repository you want to add to Deepnote. You can also specify a folder name and a branch or tag to use.
 
-![GitHub2.png](../assets/docs/p1SHGzKlTuq9575czGCC.webp)
+![GitHub connection dialog with repository, folder name, and branch or tag fields](../assets/docs/github/connected-repository.webp)
 
 #### Troubleshooting
 
 
@@ -218,10 +218,10 @@ ORDER BY
 
 ### Exporting to different formats
 
-You can export entire projects or individual notebooks to the Jupyter notebook format. To export:
+You can export individual notebooks to the Jupyter notebook format. To export a notebook:
 
-1. Right-click on a project or notebook in the Explorer
-2. Select "Export"
+1. Right-click a notebook in the Explorer
+2. Select "Export Notebook..."
 
 This allows you to share your work in the widely-supported `.ipynb` format.
 
@@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ This opens the file in VS Code's standard text editor with YAML syntax highlight
 
 ### Extension settings
 
-Access the extension settings by navigating to File → Preferences → Settings (or pressing Ctrl/Cmd + ,) and searching for "Deepnote".
+On macOS, access the extension settings through Code → Preferences → Settings. On Windows or Linux, use File → Preferences → Settings. You can also press Ctrl/Cmd + `,`. Then search for "Deepnote".
 
 ### Python environment