> Here though, instead of Vince's patch one could send the text to a
> browser, maybe a console-mode one such as Lynx displaying in Vim's (not
> gvim's) own console, or else something like ":exe '!seamonkey -url
> file:///' . expand('%:p')" or similar (for full generality one would
> need to percent-escape spaces and other "special" characters), making
> use of the fact that Mozilla browsers will by default use something very
> much akin to Vim's client-server facility, passing the URL to an
> already-running instance if there is one.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_text-decoration
plus "It's All Text" extension to forefox...
similar for a column of numbers: use sc which has plenty of functions...
Milan
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