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  3. November 2005

Re: Quick Mark problem

Alt+Q first remembers the current editing position (sets it into the quick mark), and then goes to the previously-set quick mark. So now you can use Alt+Q again to come back and continue editing (the quick mark being set, once again, to the originally marked position). 

Paul Jackson wrote:

Hello,

using WDSC 6.0 with all latest patches (6.0.0.2).

When I am in source and I set a quick mark (Ctrl-Q), if I then go to the
quick mark (Alt-Q) it works as expected.  If I move around some more and
press Alt-Q to go again to the quick mark it tells me that the quick mark
has been set at my current location and I lose my initial quick mark. I
thought Alt-Q was only for going to the quick mark and not setting it?

I just want to set a quick mark (Ctrl-Q) and then be able to go to it
repeatedly using Alt-Q.

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