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=="vi" commands==
Bulk substitution of text:

  :1,$s/oldtext/newtext/g

The ':' puts you into commandline mode, the 's' means 'substitute'. If either oldtext or newtext contains a slash then you can use some other character instead, eg:

  :1,$s!oldtext!newtext!g

...the 'g' at the end means "change every occurrance on the line" - if you leave it off, it'll replace only the first occurrance of 'oldtext' on each line.  The '1,$' part means "from line one to the last line in the file", you could alternatively say '10,20' or something.\

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