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The above commands are usually just abbreviated ':w' and such, there isn't really any point in typing ':write'.
When navigating the help, use Ctrl-] to follow a hyperlink and Ctrl-T to go back.
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+Hyperlinks are denoted by the surrounding 'bars' e.g. |bars|
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+If the mouse is enabled (via ":set mouse=a") you may also double-click the left mouse button on a tag between |bars|.
The commands can also be forced by appending a '!'. So ':q!' will force-quit, leaving Vim and ignoring the possibility of changes in the current file. Some can also be combined; a common combination is ':wq', quiting and saving the file at the same time.
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* :<number> goes to line no. <number>, :$ is the end of file. Alternatively, gg is the start of the file and G is the end of the file.
* To read read from stdin invoke Vim like so: 'vim -'. This is very useful to pipe stuff into Vim for later editing.
* Best of all are the scripts and useful tips at [http://vim.sf.net].
* See also: ViNotes
+* LinuxGazette has a series of [Vim tutorials|http://www.linuxgazette.com/node/view/9039]
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