Re: Mark editing location in a file

["Mark D. Szuchman" <szuchman>]

Bob,
You're "looking for Mark in all the wrong places. ..." In the
old days of DOS and grainy TV, you would create a label window on the
desired spot in the doc and you would enter some annotation that next
time, after searching for its text, would take you there. In the days of
Windows and High Definition TV, the instrument you seek -- new to the Win
version of NB -- is Annotations. Nine different annotation windows are
available -- each one leaves a different little icon as a visual clue on
the screen -- to enter some text in the doc's desired location (save the
doc). Next time, click on Edit, Go To (or Ctl-G), select Annotation,
click on next. You'll be taken to the first available Annotation window,
from which you can cruise to the next Annotation of any type or
specifically of the type you chose for your little note.
Mark

At 12:29 PM 1/12/03 -0600, you wrote:
> Back in the old
> DOS days one could mark the location where you were editing a document so
> that when you opened it up the next time you could return to that point
> easily, rather than having to scroll through the document looking for
> it.
>  
> I can't find this anymore in NBWin, and I can't seem
> to locate it in the help files.
>  
> Has it "gone missing" or have I simply
> mislaid it?
>  
> Bob.
>  
> Robert L. Webb
> Webb.Bob
>