🚀 go-pugleaf

I've been using VI for well over a year know and it is 
my editor of choice (that could say something good
or bad about me I guess)... 

But there has always been a couple of items I would
search help for and can't seem to find and I finally
decided to ask my local neighberhood before I track
down the misc.editor (or whatever) newsgroup :)

a) Whenever I yank to a bookmark (e.g.) I mark 
the begining of some text I want to duplicate by 
pressing mm in command mode, then move to the 
end of that section and do a 

y'm

to yank it... The cursor always moves to the mm
location :(  Since I am duplicating the lines,
I want it to stay right where it was so I can 
do the "p" thing :)

Any ideas how to yank it without the jumping
or an easier "dupe" it way to do it... 

b) (the only other question :), is how to 
repeat the last action, regardless of what it was.

I know that "n" repeats the last find and ";" repeats
the last semi-colon... 

I find I do alot of /pattern, then a cw to change the
word I found... 

I would like to repeat this manner... I don't want 
to do a :%s/pattern/ etc... because...
how do I have it prompt me for each one (each
change) to determine if it "should" do it (sort of yes/no)
for each find... 


TIA ... (p.s. I use Coderight for Windows - my office 
standardized on this editor for development and it has vi
built into it... - Anyone have other alternatives - shareware
or commercial - that has full implementation of VI for Win 95??

TIA squared... :)