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Quill step by step manual keys out of date. #1597

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@Tetrismonster

Hello.
I'm trying to go through the step by step manual, but the keys seem to be out-of-date with each other. I'm using beta 0.9.2. If 1.0 is available and I just didn't know, please do let me know.
Also, would it be possible to be able to select word as a default format? It seems only html, plain text and markdown are available for this.
Lastly, would it be possible to please have a feature that allows us to use either local or cloud ai to fill out or read forms/paperwork?
I get an inaccessible document every month that tells me how much I owe, and I always have to send it to the cloud to have it formatted correctly so I can read it.
This also extends to forms that need filling out. South Africa isn't a particularly accessible country when it comes to official documentation, be it private or from the government, and asking a sighted person to help me fill in documents to make changes to my medical aid is incredibly inconvenient. Having the ability for Quill to create and format an accessible form in its interface and fill out the pdf would be amazing!
Also, some sort of intelligent financial manager would be helpful. Basically, a way for it to keep track of invoices and statements and allow you to get summaries from different periods would be a lifechanger, especially if this wasn't sent anywhere.
If this is something you take on, would it be possible to get some material so the ai knows how things work over here in South Africa? I often notice that a lot of these products only know what someone might need in super developed countries.
Lastly, would it be possible to have a setting that pipes smaller bits of info direct to the speech engine instead of opening a popup? This would be great for things like word count etc. This way, you could simply stop for a sec and hear what you need in that moment without having to dismiss a popup. Speaking of word count, a way to have a document set as an essay with a particular word count would be great for assignments.
I'm not sure if this is beyond the scope, but it really means a lot that you guys are willing to listen to suggestions that a lot of devs would dismiss completely and that you actually take the time to test if it's possible to implement.

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