vim question

[A. Garth Brook]

When you are puting in your search parameter do this: <ctrl>-v-K
Make sure that <ctrl> is pressed the whole time.

Good luck.
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Knowledge is Power. Time is Money. Power=Work/Time. Therefore
Knowledge=Work/Money. Solving for Money: Money=Work/Knowledge. Thus, as
Knowledge approaches zero, Money approaches infinity, regardless of work
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					     Andrew Brook
						"Marlin"
                                              abrook@grfn.org
					  http://www.grfn.org/~abrook

On Tue, 6 Nov 2001, Mark Szidik wrote:

>
> Ok, I have this mostly text file that came from a Mac FileMaker
> database.  When I view it in vim it shows these ^K characters in
> blue.  I can't seem to figure out how to do a search on these
> characters.  Anybody know how?
>
> Thanks,
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