VIM - presentation. Most frequently uses VIM shortcuts.

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1. Why use VIM?
  VIM rocks!
  VI or VIM?
  I hate the mouse!
  I am a text person
  I love touch-typing (huh - what is touch typing% again..)
  You have production server with only SSH access!

2. Vim -- you already knew
  Command mode & Insert mode
  Page Scrolling
  Line Editing
  Word editing
  Open / close / quit / undo
  Blah. Blah. Blah.

3. WTF -- how am doing that in vim??
  folding!!  zc, za -- foldmethod=indent
  yeah I know I am showing off.

4. Frequently used Scrolling Shortcuts
  Ctrl-F - page down
  Ctrl-B - page up
  Ctrl-D - view page down
  w - scroll forward a word at a time
  b - scroll backwords a word at a time
  W - scroll forward on spaces ignoreing punctuations like (), +_) (*&^ etc.
  B - scroll backwords on spaces ignoreing punctuations like (), +_) (*&^ etc.
  0 - start of line
  $ - end of line
  H - top of screen
  L - bottom of screen

5. Quick editing
  i - insert mode at cursor location
  a - insert mode after the current character
  A - insert mode at end of current line
  o - insert mode on line below
  O - insert mode in line above
  s - change current charge in insert mode
  r - replace a character but in command mode.
  x - delete character
  ~ - toggle ChArAcTeR CaSE

6. Undo / Redo
  . - repeat last action
  u - undo last action
  U - undo till last saved version!
  Ctrl-R - redo last action

7. Copy / Cut / Paste
  x - delete character
  dw - delete word
  D - delete till end of line
  cw - change word (dw and insert mode)
  C - change till end of line (D and insert mode)
  dd - delete entire line
  yw - yank word
  y$ - yank from cursor till end of line
  p - paste last buffer
  . - repeat last action

8. Search
  /<regex> - search in file
  f - find character in line ahead of cursor
  F - find character in line behind cursor

9. Marking code
  m<char> - mark this line
  '<char> - go till the mark
  y'<char> - yank(copy) till mark
  d'<char> - delete till mark

10. Buffers
  "<char> - external buffer
  "a10yy - yank 10 lines in buffer with mark a
  "by'm - yank lines from cursor till mark-m to external buffer 'b'
  
11. Replace
  :%s/<find-regex>/<replace-regex>/<options>  - replace all over the document
  :.,'ms/del/wel/g - replace from cursor till mark 'm all del with wel
  r - replace current character
  R - set Replace mode.

12. Macros (for the strong hearted)
  Change the way your editer work
  Store in .vimrc if you require to use this later
  :map -- sequence of commands