Re: NB 8

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Robert Holmgren wrote:
> > The cursor goes to the document (or empty white
> > screen) at times when I want it to stay on
> > the CM line.
>
>
> Yes, well, Xy4 does that too sometimes, and you just can't prevent it. The
> ABort command, for example, forces the cursor to text. NB does it more often.
> Soooo... assuming you know this is going to happen... you code the keystroke
> with the command and then func GH GoHeader. Or you hit your func CC key. Big
> deal.
On the other hand, it's possible to use the command line in a new way.
For example: I usually work in expanded view without Windows icons and
similar distracting items and I have a keyboard assignment to perform
searches forward and backward via the command line. When I use this
feature, the command line appears, I write my search, I press F9 (or
Enter), the command line disappears and I get the searched item; if I
like to continue, I press F9 and I get a new result without seeing the
command line. It's working but not visible.
Manuel Castelao