Hi Stefan.
"~" means your home directory. In a Linux shell, typing "cd ~" will take you to
your home directory (which is something like /home/yourusername or something; I
used Ubuntu). You can look there for the .vim folder.
In Windows XP the home directory is usually C:\Documents and
Settings\yourusername. If you look in there, you will probably find the ".vim"
folder. Because the name of the folder starts with a stop/period, it may or may
not be visible in Explorer. Get a command window, go to your home directory,
then type "cd .vim". If the folder exists you can get in.
As for finding the Lilypond .vimrc, the way I remember I got it was I did a
Google search. Good luck in finding it; it made coding so much more convenient
for me!
Romel
P.S. It looks like you can get the necessary files in the source package. But
now I remember that if you installed Lilypond and do some hunting around in the
program folder for a folder named "vim" you'd be in business. Good luck again.
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