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Originally Posted by zazzybob
I agree that vi is the way to go. And if you know vi, you'll be able to use line editors such as ex and ed when you're using some screwy old terminal or coming in via a really slow modem or serial link.
Learning vi is a *huge* investment, and will be an invaluable skill to add to your Unix skillset....
BTW for those who are unsure - vi is pronounced Vee Eye. We've got people at work who pronounce it "Vie" and that is definitely not the done thing  How we snigger 
Cheers
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A beautiful ex-girlfriend of mine (should have married her!), at my prodding years ago, wrote her entire masters thesis in
VI. When she graduated from her University she landed a nice paying UNIX job at Lycos.De because, of her great UNIX/
VI skills.
VI pays $$$ !!!!
