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  2. id: working-with-files
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  3. title: Working with Files
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  4. sidebar_label: Working with Files
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  7. ## Navigating the File Explorer
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  9. To change the current working directory, which will also update the file explorer root, you can use the `:cd` command - for example: `:cd ~/my/project`.
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  11. ## Opening files
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  13. ### QuickOpen
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  15. Onivim 2 has a QuickOpen fuzzy-finder out-of-the-box, powered by [ripgrep](https://github.com/burntsushi/ripgrep).
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  17. To access the QuickOpen fuzzy-finder, you can use:
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  18. - __Windows / Linux:__ `Control+P`
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  19. - __OSX__ `Command+P`
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  21. ### `:e` command
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  23. You can also use Vim's Ex-mode `edit` command to open a file - for example: `:edit ~/my/project/README.md`.
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  25. > __NOTE:__ `:edit` can be abbreviated as `:e`.
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  27. ## Saving files
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  29. To save your changes, you can use the `:write` command.
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  31. > __NOTE:__ `:write` can be abbreviated as `:w`
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  33. If you want to save to another file, you can use the `:save` command, for example: `:sav ~/my/project/another-file.txt`.
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  35. ## Navigating in opened windows
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  37. By pressing `<C+TAB>` you can access the currently opened windows. Similar to open all files you can navigate through files.
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