Subj : Nano
To   : Barry Martin
From : Ed Vance
Date : Tue Nov 05 2024 20:13:39



> Hi Ed!

> I had to check!  I have inserted/deleted items because I thought the 
> cursor was one place and actually another.  (For instance can highlight 
> as if getting ready to cut or copy but won't do it because the cursor is
> still elsewhere where I left it last.  -- I really should check out if 
> that function exists but first!)

> The answer to your question is 'yes': a Ctrl C willpop up a display 
> telling which line the cursor is on and at wha percentage of the file 
> that is (47%, for example).

> nano's help display is quite extensive!  Now if I could only remmeberit 
> all!

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Not CTRL C.
Just Pressing and releasing one of the CTRL keys does it for me on the XP  box 

Hope what you learned from using CTRL C helps you keep track of where the
Cursor is AND keeps you out of trouble 

There are some 'features' in this Android phone that I find hard to adjust to.
IT remembering what was on the last web page when I exited the Firefox browser.
i.e. When I click the Weather bookmark in Firefox IT loads the last weather
data from the last time I looked at that.
I hafta press the 3 vertical dots and tap the  circle to refresh the page to
get the the current report.

I am slowly adjusting to what IT expects of me to do.

First C=64, then 486DX33, XP and Vista and now this THING tries to keep Me
humble.
But I still turn those things on when I want them to abuse Me.

So much to learn since 1984..
Ed
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