viWord
While digging through some old archives, I found a piece of MS Word macro I wrote almost 3 years ago as a proof-of-concept, dubbed viWord. It allows you to use vi-like keybindings in Word. It should work for Office 2000, XP and 2003. vi-philes who are forced to work in Word might like it.
However, as this is only an experimental toy, it is not intended to be used seriously. However, given enough interests I might consider reviving it and making it into a proper product (for free, of course).
Implemented keybindings:
- Switching from Normal to Insert:
i, a, A, o, O - Insert to Normal:
Esc - Movements:
h,j,k,l,w,b,$,0,Ctrl-F,Ctrl-B - Undo, Redo:
u, Ctrl-R - Editing:
x,X - Count-movement:
10-j (move down 10 lines)
Get it! You know you want to.
Instructions can be found in README.txt
Related posts:
- viWord 0.4 Released Thanks to everyone who have shown support and interests in this little hack of mine. I’ve been using it...
- viWord 0.3 I am sticking to the “Release early, release often” mantra! Well, the truth is, I’ve been using it and have...
- viWord 0.2 I have made quite significant improvement to the first version of the macro, a lot more usable now. Give it...
- viWord 0.6.1 It’s been a while since the last release (0.5), and viWord has been working fine for me, But I’ve not...
- New viWord Release 0.5 Grab it here: viWord.zip The ChangeLog: ~ command (toggle case in Vim) Improved search: case-sensitive matching is default, remembers...
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