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Here's the third installment of our Vim Screencast. In this one I cover a few ways to move around a document quickly with search.

If you want to see the old screencasts you can see them here:

• VST Teaser
• VST #1 - Basics
• VST #2 - Motions and Commands

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And special thanks to Roy Osherove for Keyboard Jedi.

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You can get Vim here, but I'd ultimately recommend ViEmu, a Vim emulator plugin for Visual Studio.

Here's the second installment of our Vim Screencast.

Also, if you're new to our blog, be sure to subscribe to get new screencasts as I release them!

And special thanks to Roy Osherove for Keyboard Jedi.

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You can get Vim here, but I'd ultimately recommend ViEmu, a Vim emulator plugin for Visual Studio.

So here it is, finally. In this screencast I cover the very basics of Vim. It's about 9 minutes long. Obviously this is my first one, so please give me feedback so I can make the next ones better.

Also, if you're new to our blog, be sure to subscribe to get new screencasts as I release them!

And special thanks to Roy Osherove for Keyboard Jedi.

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You can get Vim here, but I'd ultimately recommend ViEmu, a Vim emulator plugin for Visual Studio.

I'm going to be putting together a series of Vim Screencast Tutorials. My goal is to raise awareness in the world of just how powerful Vim is and then get everyone comfortable using it. Here's a short trailer that shows a few of the things that make me love Vim. This is my first Screencast of this kind and, yea, I know its cheesy.

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You can get Vim here, but I'd ultimately recommend ViEmu, a Vim emulator plugin for Visual Studio.