On 07/07/2010 11:21 AM, Paul Rubin wrote:
Bruce Pourciau<bruce.h.pourciau<at> lawrence.edu> writes:
It would speed up my navigating, especially when I'm going back and
forth in a long document, if I could return to the previous cursor
position with a key combination. Is this possible?
On Windows and Linux, ctrl+alt+# (where # is a single digit 1 through 9) places
a bookmark and ctrl-# (same digit) returns to it. The Navigate> Bookmarks menu
lets you place up to five bookmarks, but digits 6 through 9 work (but not 0).
You can clear the bookmarks on the same submenu.
There's also the "navigate back" feature, under Navigate>Bookmarks,
which, if I remember right, is implemented as bookmark 0. But I can't
remember when it becomes active.
rh
