welcome in ver-2010.02

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+ new
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 =  Welcome to VER, the Vim & Emacs in Ruby editor  =
 ====================================================
 
 This project can be found at: http://github.com/manveru/ver
 
-Notes:
-  * M usually stands for the alt key on your keyboard.
-
-Various help commands (all not implemented yet):
-  [M-h h] : Open help browser
-  [M-h k] : Query help for key
-  [M-h g] : Grep help
-  [M-h t] : Open tutorial
-
 Quick intro:
 
 VER is a modal editor, drawing from both Emacs and Vim for inspiration, as they are both excellent projects but have very different downsides.
 I tried to address these downsides:
 
-  * Use of a real programming language (Ruby) for implementation, configuration and scripting (no ancient elisp or crazy vimscript)
-  * Easy to use keymappings to emulate other editors while maintaining the strength of a live environment.
-  * I don't intend this editor to be everything for everybody, it's just useful for myself for now.
-  * Make editing powerful without years of learning and remembering arcane shortcuts, and don't require users of the editor to sacrifice their wrists.
+  * Use of a real programming language (Ruby) for implementation, configuration
+    and scripting (no ancient elisp or crazy vimscript)
+  * Easy to use keymappings to emulate other editors while maintaining the
+    strength of a live environment.
+  * I don't intend this editor to be everything for everybody, it's just useful
+    for myself for now.
+  * Make editing powerful without years of learning and remembering arcane
+    shortcuts, and don't require users of the editor to sacrifice their wrists.
   * Allow project-based browsing and grepping right from the start.
-  * Easily identify the mode you are in by looking at the color of the status line and cursor.
+  * Easily identify the mode you are in by looking at the color of the status
+    line and cursor.
 
 Currently working:
 
   * [C-x] : Eval a line of ruby
   * [C-e] : Eval current line and output result below