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Pressing <tt>CTRL-Z</tt> in normal or visual mode will send Vim to the background, suspending it. Even gvim is iconized. In Microsoft Windows, this means pressing "minimize" the current gvim window.
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Pressing <code>CTRL-Z</code> in normal or visual mode will send Vim to the background, suspending it. Even gvim is iconized. In Microsoft Windows, this means pressing "minimize" the current gvim window.
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Windows also provides a "shortcut key" property in the "Properties" dialog of any given shortcut. You can open this dialog and enter <tt>CTRL-ALT-Z</tt> as the shortcut key by selecting the shortcut key box and typing the key combination. Doing so allows you to press <tt>CTRL-ALT-Z</tt> to bring Vim to the foreground after launching it, and press <tt>CTRL-Z</tt> to minimize.
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Windows also provides a "shortcut key" property in the "Properties" dialog of any given shortcut. You can open this dialog and enter <code>CTRL-ALT-Z</code> as the shortcut key by selecting the shortcut key box and typing the key combination. Doing so allows you to press <code>CTRL-ALT-Z</code> to bring Vim to the foreground after launching it, and press <code>CTRL-Z</code> to minimize.
created 2004 · complexity basic · author Siegfried Bublitz · version 5.7
Pressing CTRL-Z in normal or visual mode will send Vim to the background, suspending it. Even gvim is iconized. In Microsoft Windows, this means pressing "minimize" the current gvim window.
Windows also provides a "shortcut key" property in the "Properties" dialog of any given shortcut. You can open this dialog and enter CTRL-ALT-Z as the shortcut key by selecting the shortcut key box and typing the key combination. Doing so allows you to press CTRL-ALT-Z to bring Vim to the foreground after launching it, and press CTRL-Z to minimize.
