Re-inserting the Same Text. One common editing function in Visual mode

is  to  copy the same text to many different places. Users often mark the text
they want to copy, add it at one place and then go back and mark the  original
block  again.  This  is  actually unnecessary because cut-and-paste operations
save the lines they process in a temporary file  "Hold0".  To  copy  from  the
Hold0 file, use these special functions:

         A0   copy "after" this line from Hold0
         B0   copy "before" this line from Hold0

Hold0 is actually called /usr/tmp/qholdBAAa25295.0 on HP-UX, but you can still
do /list hold0 and Qedit will find it; the "BAAa25295.0" is a random  filename
generated by UNIX to get around the fact that it has no temporary files.