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@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ Commands:
     There is also information about buffer editing and switching over them,
       but I'am too lazy to conspect it.
 
-  Editing other files:
+  Editing other files (23):
     vim -x exam.txt -- create, edit and save encrypted file
     :set key=       -- to turn off encryption
     :X              -- encrypt current file
@@ -250,7 +250,31 @@ Commands:
       :%!xxd -r       -- back to raw binary view
     BTW it's possible to edit compressed formats (.Z, .gz, .bz2)
 
-    
+  Making corrections (24):
+    CTRL-W -- delete word
+    CTRL-U -- delete until beginning
+    CTRL-P -- complete the word or repeate previous. (P)revious
+    CTRL-N -- complete the word. (N)ext
+    There is OMNI completion. Check it out later.
+    CTRL-A in Insert mode to insert text, that were typed during previous
+      insert mode
+    CTRL-@ -- does CTRL-A and then exits Insert mode
+    CTRL-Y -- inserts the character above the cursor
+    CTRL-E -- inserts the character below the cursor
+    CTRL-R {register} -- paste register
+    CTRL-R CTRL-R {register} -- paste register with text commands (like <BS>)
+    :iabbrev qwer function -- when vim will see qwer, it will be replaced
+      by function. (Insert mode abbreviation added)
+    :iab   -- same as above
+    :cabbrev / cab   -- Command mode abbreviation
+    :unabbreviate  {name} -- delete abbreviation
+    :iabclear -- remove Insert abbreviations
+    :abclear -- remove all abbreviations
+    :noabbrev -- it does same as :abbreviate, but avoids the res string used
+      as mappings
+    :digraphs -- to see availabe digraphs like © ¦ § «
+    :CTRL-K {digraph} -- to type digraph
+    :CTRL-O {command} -- to execute command in insert mode
 
 Hints:
   There is lowercase and uppercase marks. Uppercase marks are global, they