Subject: Need some help...

From: Darren Nast <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 1998 10:53:00 -0800 (PST)

Hi,

I'm new to the Pine system and wonder if anyone knows how to jump around
in text that I've written to insert something or erase something without
having to erase a bunch of stuff to get there???

Thanks a million!

Darren

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From: "H. Bork" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 22:05:19 +0100 (CET)

Darren --

^ means the Ctrl key. So,
you might try Ctrl+g to get some navigation help in general,
or even study the two lines down below your text (some call it menue)
and - in case you are prepared to 
use your keyboard for navigation -
thou findest:

_how to jump around in text that I've written 
	Ctrl+W (~where is~) to find a word, 
	or Ctrl+y (page up)
	or Ctrl+v (page down)
	or take to the most secret tools of micronavigation, such as
	Ctrl+f (one letter forward)
	or Ctrl+b (one letter backward) 
_to insert something or 
	no special command, insert is default.
_erase something 
	Ctrl+D (else read Ctrl+G)
_without having to erase a bunch of stuff to get there???
	How come ?

If all this does not work,
you might get your terminal emulation checked.

_Thanks a million!
payable to my account 53/&%)%C%%) at A%%G%%$§=$ Bank.
Kindly looking forward 
to your contribution

-- 
hal :-)
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