Gvim in insert mode is essentially a "normal" editor, I.e. You can use it like ms notepad. But that would defeat the whole purpose. It takes memorizing about a

Gvim in insert mode is essentially a "normal" editor, I.e. You can use it like ms notepad. But that would defeat the whole purpose. It takes memorizing about a dozen key bindings to be proficient with basic editing, and then you're off to the races. You'll have no problem.