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Sublime Syntax - Convert .tmLanguague file to .sublime-syntax file

 You need to save it in the Packages folder hierarchy for ST to pick it up - you can try Tools -> Developer - New Syntax, paste in the tmLanguage and save it in the folder ST recommends (Packages/User) as <packagefile>.tmLanguage, then Tools -> Developer -> New Syntax From <packagefile>.tmLanguage.

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