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The GoBack function causes the insertion point to "go back" to the
previous location. I think it has a memory of 4 locations.
It is assigned to 2 different keyboard shortcuts: a-c-z and s-F5.
This is a very useful function, but there is just one GoBack stack for
all open documents. That is, it records the last 4 locations, not the
last 4 locations in this document.
This seems useful, but not nearly as useful as having separate GoBack
stacks for each open document.
If I have been working in A and I alt-tab over B, the GoBack stack
will quickly lose memory for the last 4 locations in A so that when I
return, I can no longer GoBack in that document.
Is there anyway to make this work in each document independently?
Also, is there any way to increase the stack size?
Finally, why 2 shortcuts?
previous location. I think it has a memory of 4 locations.
It is assigned to 2 different keyboard shortcuts: a-c-z and s-F5.
This is a very useful function, but there is just one GoBack stack for
all open documents. That is, it records the last 4 locations, not the
last 4 locations in this document.
This seems useful, but not nearly as useful as having separate GoBack
stacks for each open document.
If I have been working in A and I alt-tab over B, the GoBack stack
will quickly lose memory for the last 4 locations in A so that when I
return, I can no longer GoBack in that document.
Is there anyway to make this work in each document independently?
Also, is there any way to increase the stack size?
Finally, why 2 shortcuts?