From 6eac34261149d5c63bc0b306588ad1b9f33ae3be Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: ploopyco <54917504+ploopyco@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2022 09:16:35 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Updated Appendix C: QMK Firmware Programming (markdown)

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 Putting the Ploopy Trackball into bootloader mode is very easy.
 
 1. Unplug it from your computer.
-2. If you're using a right-handed Ploopy Classic, hold the "forward" button. This is the button just to the right of the ball; it normally sits under your ring (fourth) finger. If you're using a left-handed Ploopy classic, hold the "back" button.
+2. If you're using a right-handed Ploopy Classic, hold the "back" button. This is the button just to the right of the ball; it normally sits under your ring (fourth) finger. If you're using a left-handed Ploopy Classic, hold the "forward" button.
 3. While holding the button, plug the Ploopy Trackball into your computer. If you're using QMK Toolbox, it should show up in the console. If using `dmesg`, it'll show up as an Atmel DFU device.
 
 And that's it. While plugged in this way, the Ploopy Trackball will accept new firmware.