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-ielp.txt* For Vil version 6.1. Last change: 2001 Sep 14	*
VIM - main help file	
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Hove around	Use the cursor keys- or "h" to go left, h 1	
	"J" to go down, "k" to go up, '1'" to go right. J	
Close this window	Use ":q<Enter>".	
Get out of Vim	Use ":qa!<Enter>" (careful, all changes are lost!).	
Jump to a subject	Position the cursor on a tag between IbarsI and hit CTRL-3.	
Hith the mouse	":set piouse=a" to enable the iouse (in xtern or GUI).	
	Double-click the left Mouse button on a tag between IbarsI.	
Jump back	Type CTRL-T or CTRL-0 (repeat to go further back).	
Get specific help	It is possible to go directly to whatever you want help	
on, by giving  argument to the ":heip" connand 1 :help 1.	
It is possible to further specify the context:	
heIp-context	
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Hornal mode commands (nothing)	r&^>^^n	
vin, enter text, move the cursor, correct text, saue the fil	e to the disk.	
and exit from vim. It discusses fcuo of the nodes of operation of vim and	ili
how to go from one node to the other.	
	

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