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i don't employ the pasting practice much. i could try it from vim sometime, but i don't think you'd like that editor...

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Is that like WinVI?

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Vaguely. WinVI is a Windows-only notepad replacement that borrows what it can from vi. vim is essentially a vi replacement. It enhances old school vim by adding functionality people today expect like multiple undos. It's also cross-platform. Pretty much anyone nowadays who says that he uses "vi" as his editor probably actually uses vim (that includes me [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]). It won out as pretty much the standard vi implementation; I've never known anyone who actually used elvis, etc..

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Ah ok. I haven't used VI or a windows close of VI since the last time i used unix, which was a long time ago [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. Thanks for the info.