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DownloadsWarning!! This page has just been made obsolete by a new architecture and naming system. These links temporarily broken until repaired. -- 28 Feb 2002, 7:49am Cream is currently just a single vimrc file, the latest stable release of which can be downloaded from the Cream project page. Optional support files which extend gVim to include a spell check, a recently used file menu, and a calendar can be found below. The latest current version, _vimrc (view it in HTML) is available here but be aware that it is in progress and may have some minor issues. (I try to keep it stable, too, but not always. ;) Then,
Other DownloadsRecent File menu (mru.vim)
Spell Check (engspchk.zip)
Calendar (calendar.vim)
MiscellaneousUsing Vim/Cream as the Default Internet Explorer EditorMicrosoft has built some evil barricades into its Windows Internet Explorer which require some gymnastics to use a third party text editor as the default editor or source viewer. Fortunately, some clever individuals have created some registry updates and other tips to work around the situation. Disclaimer -- Note that these are for advanced users only! They automatically modify your Windows registry, something that even Microsoft has trouble doing correctly. We can provide absolutely no guarentee that they will work at all, and may even completely destroy your entire system and data! You can download them all in this single zip package: ie.zip. Once you have them unpacked, open each one in a text editor (don't double-click on them yet!) and manually configure their internal pathing according to the comments in each (their just text/ASCII files). Sorry for the lack of documentation here, but you need to look at them first before just blindly installing them. (Like you wouldn't take utmost precautions anyway, huh? ;) I've tried to configure them in the most common configuration for gVim 6.0, but you need to verify them for your system because Microsoft changes their standards so frequently. The files re-work Internet Explorer so that gVim is used in the following menus:
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