Moving Around in Files

Chapter 2 of the Microsoft Windows User's Guide, “Basic Skills,” explains basic techniques for moving around in a file. This section discusses some special techniques for moving around source files in the Development Environment.

·To move to a specific line within the source file:

1.From the View menu, choose Line. The Line dialog box appears.

2.Enter the line number you wish to move to.

3.Choose OK.

·To set a tag in the source window:

1.Move the insertion point to the line where you want to set a tag.

2.From the View menu, choose Toggle Tag. The tagged line is highlighted.

You can mark frequently accessed lines in your source file. Once a line is marked, use menu commands to move quickly to that line. Tags can be cleared when you no longer need them.

·To clear a tag:

1.Move the insertion point to the marked line.

2.From the View menu, choose Toggle Tag. The tag and the highlight are removed.

To remove all tags, choose Clear All Tags from the View menu.

·To move to the next tag after the insertion point:

1.From the View menu, choose Next Tag, or press F2.

·To move to the previous tag before the insertion point:

1.From the View menu, choose Previous Tag, or press SHIFT+F2.