Hi! Thanx a lot for your fast response!
At my PC at home, ":help" works (that's why I can't tell you more about the missing help feature in the moment), but at my office PC (there I ran vim per X-Term under Unix, SunSolaris), there comes an error message, like "no help file found in /usr/local/share/vim7.0/vim/.../vim.hlp". The directory exists and all files, like the syntax files, are already there, but no vim.hlp. What's wrong? Best Regards, Doc >Dr. Uwe Schneider wrote: >> Hi! >> >> I have vim version 7.0 installed, but unfortunately no vim.hlp is delivered >with the package. Where I can get vim.hlp? >> >> Any idea? >> >> I would appreciate to get a hint on where I can download the help file or to >simply receive it per email attachment. >> >> Thanx in advance! >> >> Regards, Doc >> > >There is no vim.hlp. The vim help is called from within Vim using > > :help > >or > > <F1> > >or > > :help <subject> > >The help system consists of a number of text files located in >$VIMRUNTIME/doc/*.txt and indexed by $VIMRUNTIME/doc/tags > >If you are a beginner to Vim, you can also start the "vimtutor" program, which > >should have been installed together with Vim. It accepts one optional argument > >which is a two-letter language code such as fr for French, nl for Dutch, etc. > >If it doesn't find a tutor script in the required language, or if you omit the > >language, you get the English tutor. > > >Best regards, >Tony. >-- >Save Soviet Jewry -- Win Valuable Prizes!!!!
