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- CURSOR MOVEMENT COMMANDS
-
- <LEFT> moves the cursor one character to the left
- <RIGHT> moves the cursor one character to the right
- <NEXTWORD> (the CTRL RIGHT key) moves the cursor to the next word
- <PREVWORD> (the CTRL LEFT key) moves the cursor back one word
- <HOME> moves the cursor to the left margin
- <END> moves the cursor to the end of the line
-
- <UP> moves the cursor up one line
- <DOWN> moves the cursor down one line
- <NEXTPARA> (the CTRL PGDN key) moves the cursor to the next paragraph
- <PREVPARA> (the CTRL PGUP key) moves the cursor to the previous paragraph
- <PGDN> moves the cursor down one screenful
- <PGUP> moves the cursor up one screenful
-
- <CTRL HOME> moves the cursor to the top left corner of the screen
- <CTRL END> moves the cursor to the bottom left corner of the screen
-
- <GOTOLINE> (the ALT G key) moves the cursor to a specific line number.
- The number can be an absolute line number (ie 44), a line number rela-
- tive to the current line (ie +32, -5), the last line ($), or a number
- of lines from the last line (ie $-7). It can also be a bookmark ('a'
- to 'z').
- <FIRSTLINE> (the SHIFT PGUP key) moves the cursor to the first line in
- the file.
- <LASTLINE> (the SHIFT PGDN key) moves the cursor to the last character
- of the file.
-
- <BOOKMARK> (the ALT B key) places a "bookmark" at the cursor position.
- You can label this mark 'a' through 'z'. To return to that mark at any
- time, use the <GOTO LINE> command above.