HELP INOROUT                                                A. Sloman May 1983

Four ENTER commands are provided: TI TO MI MO. They take an optional file
name specifying which file other than the current one is involved. The other
file defaults to the last file you edited before this one.

T stands for Transcribe (or copy), M for Move (i.e. delete and yank)
I stands for In (to the current file), O stands for Out (from current file)

So:

ENTER TI <file>     = transcribe (copy) marked range from <file> IN
                      to current file

ENTER TO <file>     = transcribe marked range OUT to other file

ENTER MI <file>     = like TI but MOVE IN (delete from other file)

ENTER MO <file>     = like TO but MOVE OUT (delete from current file)

If the specified <file> doesn't exist it will be created

In all cases if there is no argument, then Move or Transcribe In from or Out to
then next file on vedbufferlist, i.e. the last file edited.

In all cases the new text is inserted immediately after the line where
the cursor was last in the other file.

The newly inserted text will not be 'marked', in either case.

See HELP * VEDCOMMS for ENTER T (ved_t), ENTER Y (ved_y), ENTER COPY (ved_copy)
    ENTER D (ved_d).

See TEACH * MARK for information on marking ranges.