<Home> - Moves the cursor to column 1 in the current line. <End> - Moves the cursor to the end of the line, positioning it after the last non-blank character. <Ctrl>-<Home> - Moves the cursor to the beginning of the text. <Ctrl>-<End> - Moves the cursor to the end of the text. <Ctrl>-<PgUp> - Moves the cursor to the top of the screen (in the current window). <Ctrl>-<PgDn> - Moves the cursor to the bottom of the screen (in the current window). <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-A - Finds a given string of characters and replaces it with another. It has the same options as <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-F, with an additional option: "N" ----------------------------------------------------------------- G = Searches for global occurrence in the text. U = Ignores the upper or lower case of the English letters. For example it will choose both "source" and "Source". B = Searches the text backwards instead of forwards. W = Replaces only whole words, not part of words. N = Replaces without asking confirmation. #Number = Replaces the the specific number of occurrences. ----------------------------------------------------------------- You can choose one, none or several options. The <Ctrl>-L command repeats the last find and replace command. <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-B - Moves the cursor to the beginning of a defined block. The screen will indicate an error if no block is marked. <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-C - Equivalent to <Ctrl>-<End>
<Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-D - Equivalent to <End>
<Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-F - Finds a given string of characters in the text. You can choose among the following searching options: just one, none or several together: ----------------------------------------------------------------- G = Searches for global occurrence in the text. U = Ignores the upper or lower case of the English letters. For example it will choose both "source" and "Source". B = Searches the text backwards instead of forwards. W = Searches only for whole words, not part of words. #Number = Searches for the specific number of occurrences. ----------------------------------------------------------------- The <Ctrl>-L command repeats the last search command. <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-I - Toggles the Auto-Indent mode. (See <F9>). <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-J - Moves the cursor to the marker entered as a number in the range from 1 to 9. A marker remembers the position of the line and can be referenced from anywhere in the text. <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-K - Moves the cursor to the end of a defined block.The screen will indicate an error if no block is marked. <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-P - Equivalent to <Ctrl>-<PgDn> <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-R - Equivalent to <Ctrl>-<Home> <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-S - Equivalent to <Home> <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-T - Equivalent to <Ctrl>-<PgUp> <Ctrl>-Q <Ctrl>-Y - Erases all characters in the current line from the cursor position to the end of the line. <Ctrl>-Q1..9- Moves the cursor to the marker specified by the number 1...9.