Program Navigation using BookMarks and GoTo

Bookmarks are lines of code in the program that the user marks, which can be quickly navigated to using the Next, Previous, and Browse Bookmark functions. Buttons for the bookmark function are available on the toolbar or in the GoTo > Bookmarks menu. Selecting the Toggle Bookmark option will add a bookmark to a line. Selecting it a second time will remove the bookmark. When a line is bookmarked, the entire line will be highlighted with a color (the color can be changed using the View > Editor Preferences menu item). You can then navigate from bookmark to bookmark by selecting Previous or Next. All bookmarks can be removed from the program by selecting Clear Bookmarks. Bookmarks are persistent when you close a program (i.e., they are saved and will exist the next time the program is opened).

Programs have certain common instructions, such as the declaration of variables, data table definitions, subroutine and/or function declarations, the BeginProg/EndProg statements, and Scan/NextScan. The Goto function is used to move the cursor to the next occurrence of a common instruction in the program (GoTo > Navigation or choose the GoTo button from the toolbar). In addition, you can move to a particular line number in the program by selecting GoTo > Go To Line.