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VIM explanation

by Adam C. Engst Send Email to Author

VIM explanation -- Roger D. Parish writes:

I heard a good explanation for the "VIM" acronym at the SHARE IBM mainframe user's group conference in Anaheim last week:

Vendors Ignoring Microsoft :-)

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