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Ken Benson
I'm not sure if what I want actually exists, but it seems so obvious someone
must have figured out how to do it.
I'm entering a whole lot of edits into a manuscript, and I want to be able
to see above and below a few lines from the line I'm actually working on.
IOW, I want the cursor to remain in the middle of my display (vertically) as
I press the down arrow key. As I press the down arrow key once, the topmost
line visible should scroll off the top of the screen, and a new line should
appear at the bottom. I'm not interested in using the mouse.
Does that make sense? Is there any way to do this with Word?
Ken Benson
must have figured out how to do it.
I'm entering a whole lot of edits into a manuscript, and I want to be able
to see above and below a few lines from the line I'm actually working on.
IOW, I want the cursor to remain in the middle of my display (vertically) as
I press the down arrow key. As I press the down arrow key once, the topmost
line visible should scroll off the top of the screen, and a new line should
appear at the bottom. I'm not interested in using the mouse.
Does that make sense? Is there any way to do this with Word?
Ken Benson