From wes.craig@umich.edu Sat Nov  7 07:11:30 1992
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From: wes.craig@umich.edu (Wes Craig)
Subject:  v33i035:  vilearn - tutorial for vi, v1.0, Part01/01
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Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 02:58:14 GMT

Submitted-by: wes.craig@umich.edu (Wes Craig)
Posting-number: Volume 33, Issue 35
Archive-name: vilearn/part01
Environment: UNIX,vi

>From the man page:

    vilearn presents a menu of tutorials available for vi.  There are
    five short tutorials, each a text file intended to be edited with
    vi.  The first, Basic Editing, covers the handful of commands
    required to both navigate all five tutorials and do basic editing.
    The second tutorial, Moving Efficiently, covers all of the cursor
    positioning commands.  These are the commands used later as
    arguments to editing commands.  Tutorial three, Cutting and
    Pasting, introduces the first compound commands, numbering, and
    copy buffers.  The Inserting Techniques tutorial continues the
    discussion of compound commands, while completing the list of
    insertion commands first discussed in tutorial one.

    The final tutorial, Tricks and Timesavers, is less a tutorial than
    a description of common vi commands which don't fit correctly into
    "normal" vi logic.

wes