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| - By simply prefacing a :help command with the :tab modifier, you can have multiple full-page Vim help topics, each in its own conveniently-labeled tab page, without messing up your window layout. For example, instead of entering :help toc, type :tab help toc. If you have already opened a document in a window and would like it in a tab, press Ctrl-W then T.
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| - By simply prefacing a :help command with the :tab modifier, you can have multiple full-page Vim help topics, each in its own conveniently-labeled tab page, without messing up your window layout. For example, instead of entering :help toc, type :tab help toc. If you have already opened a document in a window and would like it in a tab, press Ctrl-W then T. You don't need to limit this to Vim's help. You can open other reference material (API docs, framework source code, project notes, etc.), each in a new tab for quick and easy access. This is useful when you need to refer to a document, but you do not want it taking up screen real estate next to the text you are currently working on.
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