I copied it to my home directory, and renamed it vimrc.vim.<BR><BR>Vim still did not use syntax highlightng. Then I renamed the file .vimrc, and it disappeared.

Vim has code syntax highlighting already available for a huge array of programming languages, and most of them are installed by default, so in most cases you can just open up your source code ...

So I'm stuck working on ASP using VBScript (oh the pain!).Luckily, there's vim for Windows to the rescue.So given some sample code such ascode:FooThe correct spelling is fubarHello WorldThe ...