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commit 97c2fd20119c584c894f92fd169df6b718907785
parent f7bff8aece724fb52c3686f28cda8763fb1e6014
Author: pyratebeard <root@pyratebeard.net>
Date:   Thu, 18 May 2023 09:45:40 +0100

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entry/20230517-repeat_after_me.md
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diff --git a/entry/20230517-repeat_after_me.md b/entry/20230517-repeat_after_me.md
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ let @t='<macro>'
 
 For every Vim session opened the `t` register will always be set to this and can be played using `@t`.
 
-If you want to save a recorded macro to ~/.vimrc, in Insert mode use _Ctrl-r t_ to paste in the contents, save having to type it all out again.
+If you want to save a recorded macro to ~/.vimrc, in Insert mode use _Ctrl-r Ctrl-r t_ to paste in the contents, save having to type it all out again.
 
 Getting the hang of macros can be fun as well as frustrating.  Spending longer creating a perfect macro than the time taken to complete the task is probably quite common, but when you get it the satisfaction is "*chefs kiss*".