Re: Mark editing location in a file

["Robert H. Kubie" <rhkubie>]

It would be nice to have, but I just type in "ABC" or "XYZ" or the like and 
search for that when I reopen the file; then I erase it when I get there.

--Bob Kubie

PS: (As evidenced by my treatment of this exchange), I STRONGLY disagree 
with those who urge us always to erase the message we are replying to, when 
we reply.  Messages posted to the list are expected to be read by many 
people other than just the addressee.  They are usually of interest to many 
others.  But when the message being responded to is erased, the reply is 
often incomprehensible to anyone but the intended addressee.  Deleting the 
whole exchange, if it is not of interest, is usually a matter of a single 
keystroke.

--BK


At 12:29 PM 1/12/2003 -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
> <mailto:Webb.Bob>Webb.Bob
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