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VI editor
I have a question........... good place to come, I suppose....
I'm using vi on a LINUX box(its Debian, I think). When I want to edit a previously created file I type :i and then the text. This always causes hassle as it never puts the text where I want it to go........ How can I get around this?? Is there a way to solve this???  |
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