namDHC VS vim_ahk

You can also use a software tool on your computer to create .chd files that contain both the .bin and .cue in a single file chd, if you’d rather do that. Here’s a tool to make your bin/cue files into CHD files.

First off, if you're not keeping the multi-bin format, you'll want to convert your bin/cue files into CHD archives to significantly reduce the clutter and the disk space of these images. Use chdman (included with each release of MAME) with its batch scripts to do so, or use namDHC if you need some more advanced options for your conversion.

There's also a visual frontend for chdman called namDHC that's helpful; it can do things like create individual folders for each CHD file you're processing, among other things. There's a github for that utility.

There is also a GUI available- (namDHC

namDHC plug works like a charm https://github.com/umageddon/namDHC

https://github.com/umageddon/namDHC is what I use (easy front end for chdman)

if you don't want to use the command line you can use GitHub - umageddon/namDHC: Windows frontend for CHDMAN - written in Autohotkey

2. Or find a tool that comes close? I know there is vimwiki, and I wonder if I should just learn that? ** a. This also: https://github.com/rcmdnk/vim_ahk but i'd rather stay in vim ** b. https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki *** bi. I am guessing you could use macros to insert your vimwiki syntax on the fly?

For MS word I use https://github.com/rcmdnk/vim_ahk Could not find anything useful for Google docs though