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From: "James M. Galvin" <galvin%udel-dewey.delaware@UDEL-RELAY.ARPA>
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Subject: Re: VI question...
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Date: Fri, 9-Nov-84 17:39:49 EST
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One final note about VI.  You comment that :1,d$ has the advantage of not
transmitting the new screen, like 1G.  If you type G by itself, you will
print the last page, which VI actually only prints half a screen.  You can
then delete the buffer by typing d1G.  Saves printing a whole screen, which
is nice at slower baud rates.