Moving around the Diary - CURSOR
- Gunther Strube
The commands on the cursor menu enable you to move the cursor to any position on the page of information for the current day in the diary, and to the next or previous day.
Inserts spaces to position the cursor at the next tab position to the right. There are preset tab positions preset every 8 characters across the line.
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next line.
Save Position 
CSP
Saves the current cursor position. If you move to a new position, you can jump back to the previous position with the Restore Position command. Up to five positions can be saved, and they will be restored in turn.
Restore Position CRP
Moves the cursor to the last position saved.
Moving within a line
Cursor Right 
Moves the cursor one character space to the right.
Cursor Left 
Moves the cursor one character position to the left. You cannot move past the beginning of the line.
Next Word 
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next word on the current line.
Previous Word
Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous word on the current line.
End of Line
Moves the cursor to the character position after the last character on the current line.
Start of Line
Moves the cursor to the first character position in the current line.
Moving within a day
Cursor Down 
Moves the cursor down within the current day.
Cursor Up 
Moves the cursor up within the current day
Last Line
Moves the cursor to the last line on the current page.
First Line
Moves the cursor to the first line on the current page.
Screen Down
Moves the cursor down by a screenful of information.
Screen Up
Moves the cursor up by a screenful of information.
Moving between days
Today CT
Moves the cursor to today.
Next Day 
Moves to the next day.
Previous Day
Moves to the previous day.
Active days
Days in the Diary which contain information are referred to as 'active' days. You can move rapidly between the active days with the Next and Previous Active Day commands, and you can find the latest and earliest information in the Diary with the Last and First Active Day commands.
If you call the Calendar from the Diary, active days, and the day you are currently looking at, are indicated by a marker against the day: 14 15 16
Next Active Day
Moves to the next day containing an entry.
Previous Active Day
Moves to the previous day containing an entry.
Last Active Day CLAD
Moves to the latest day containing any information.
First Active Day CFAD
Moves to the earliest day containing any information.
Summary of Diary cursor operations
