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Wazi: "You can write your own commands and functions to fit what you most often want to do, so that over time, you can make Vim exactly the editor that you want it to be."

Michael Pohoreski: If you use VIM, this is worth checking out

Wazi: "Vim isn't just a great editor; it's also a hugely flexible, configurable, and extendable application."

ServerWatch: "A really useful feature of the open source editor Vim is the macro command, which allows you to record and reply a series of commands."

Bring the mightiness of Vim to Firefox! If you're ready for a fully keyboard-driven browser, the Vimperator add-on for Firefox can help you do away with mouse-based drudgery and add the awesomeness of vi-like keybindings to Firefox 3.5 and later.

Dissociated Press: "If you're working in Vim and paste something into the terminal, sometimes you'll get a "staircase" effect where each line is progressively spaced farther outward"

Linux.com: "Ready to boost your Vim skills? Many use Vim, but don't make use of nearly all the features. In this guide, we'll take a look at some of the intermediate features offered by Vim, including abbreviations, word completion, and editing multiple documents in the same Vim session."

Linux Foundation: "Ever wanted to learn Vim, but weren't sure how to start? No problem. We have you covered!

This will be the first of a four-part (possibly longer) series covering how to use Vim and where to start using the world's best text editor."

OpenOffice.org: The limits of readability and grammar extensions

As a professional writer, my software needs are simple.

Give me a text editor -- preferrably Bluefish, but vim or OpenOffice.org Writer will do -- and I have all I need.

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