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gvim: how to set new indent to a file (tabsize)

Hi,

I'm working with gvim, and opened an old file for editing.
the file 'older' indents are diffrent from the current and I wish to set the file to cahnge the whole file to the new indenting setting at once.
How can it be done?

thnx.
 
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