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-<p>There are several ways to save files in <tt class="COMMAND">vi</tt>. If you want to
-save the current buffer to the file <tt class="FILENAME">randomness</tt>, you would
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-<p>Once you've saved the file once, saving it again is as simple as typing <b
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-the file, you are dumped back into command mode. If you want to save the file and quit
-<tt class="COMMAND">vi</tt> (a very common operation), you would type <b
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