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A five line window can be created by clicking <kbd>Escape (ESC Key)</kbd> then <kbd>Command mode window</kbd> or by using the default keyboard shortcut <kbd>Alt-/</kbd> | A five line window can be created by clicking <kbd>Escape (ESC Key)</kbd> then <kbd>Command mode window</kbd> or by using the default keyboard shortcut <kbd>Alt-/</kbd> | ||
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In the normal Visual Mode of VEDIT, you can enter | In the normal Visual Mode of VEDIT, you can enter | ||
It is often easier to use the Command Mode by first creating a Command Mode Window. As each command line is executed, you can then immediately see its effect on your file.
A five line window can be created by clicking Escape (ESC Key) then Command mode window or by using the default keyboard shortcut Alt-/
In the normal Visual Mode of VEDIT, you can enter Command Mode by selecting "Command Mode" from the Escape (ESC key) menu, or by pressing the keyboard shortcuts for VISUAL EXIT / Command Mode (Exit) or VISUAL ESCAPE / Command Mode (Escape).
Keyboard shortcuts for VISUAL EXIT / Command Mode (Exit) are Ctrl-E and Ctrl-F10.
Exit Visual Mode and enter Command Mode. If any command macro is currently running, it will continue running.
Keyboard shortcuts for VISUAL ESCAPE / Command Mode (Escape) are Ctrl-Shift-E and Alt-F10.
Exit Visual Mode and enter Command Mode. If any command macro is currently running, it is stopped.