A

• [+] Automated Text Insertion

C

• [+] Compiler

E

• [+] Encoding

F

• [+] File Handling
• [+] Fileformat

F cont.

• [+] Folding

I

• [+] I18n
• [+] Indenting

M

• [+] Map
• [+] Moving

S

• [+] Scripting

S cont.

• [+] Searching
• [+] Spell Checking
• [+] Syntax

T

• [+] Tabs
• [+] Text processing

V

• [+] VimDiff

A

• A Quick Reference
• A mapping for easy switching between buffers
• Align numbers at decimal point
• Align text into a table
• Align text plugin
• Automatic word wrapping
• Avoid the escape key
• Avoiding the "Hit ENTER to continue" prompts

C

• Close windows from gvim popup menu
• Command-line window
• Converting tabs to spaces
• Cool trick to change numbers
• Copy an Entire Buffer to the Clipboard
• Copy and paste between Vim instances

D

• Delete all lines containing a pattern
• Deleting a buffer without changing your window layout
• Displaying a variable/macro definition
• Displaying the current Vim environment
• Dot makes life easier

E

• Easy menu-style switch between files with a simple map
• Execute external programs asynchronously under Windows

F

• First thing to try before asking help
• Fold a C sharp region

G

• Generating a column of increasing numbers

H

• Handle common command typos

I

• Improved Hex editing
• Increasing or decreasing numbers
• Insert in normal mode
• Insert newline without entering insert mode
• Inserting a prefix in a parameter list

L

• Learn to use help

M

• Make views automatic
• Mapping caps lock to esc in XWindows
• Mapping for quicker access to macros
• Mappings to facilitate the creation of text
• Maximize current window
• Mighty Mouse
• Move function parameters with macro

P

• Paste registers in search or colon commands instead of using the clipboard

R

• Regex-based text alignment
• Remap join to merge comment lines
• Remove unwanted empty lines
• Repeat last change
• Replace a builtin command using cabbrev
• Restore cursor to file position in previous editing session

S

• Search for current word in new window
• Set options or named registers with let
• Show where an option was set
• Showing the ASCII value of the current character
• Swapping characters, words and lines
• Switching case of characters

T

• To switch back to normal mode automatically after inaction
• Toggle normal-insert modes without Escape
• Toggle off the line-number when enter on-line help

U

• Using Vim with the Dvorak keyboard layout
• Using abbreviations
• Using command-line history
• Using marks

W

• Windo and Bufdo