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> To get the most out of this article you should have at least a basic understanding on how to use VIM and its command modes. If you're just getting started, check out [this resource](http://vim-adventures.com) or [this one](http://www.openvim.com). Spend some time with it before moving on.

**Updated 11/19/2017!**
**Updated 10/24/2018!**

## Installing

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### System clipboard

Vim usually has its own clipboard and ignores the system keyboards, but sometimes you might want to cut, copy, and/or paste to/from other applications outside of VIM. On OSX, you can access your system clipboard with this line:
Vim usually has its own clipboard and ignores the system clipboard, but sometimes you might want to cut, copy, and/or paste to/from other applications outside of VIM. On OSX, you can access your system clipboard with this line:

```sh
set clipboard=unnamed
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