HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 156)

Using Section Markers
Working With Larger Files
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4. Again insert two blank lines. These lines are used to separate the
sections visually; they are not necessary for the commands using
SECTION to function. Type three asterisks on the topmost blank line.
The file should look like the next example.
------------------|---------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------|
***
AGENDA
Type *** between the
table and the agenda.
5. Use SEARCH to find the beginning of the letter. Press SEARCH and fill
in the first field with the date that is on the letter, March 7. Press *C.
TEDIT displays the beginning of the letter.
6. Again insert two blank lines. Type three asterisks on the topmost blank
line. The file should look like the next example.
4:30 Approval of budget
***
March 7
Type *** between the
agenda and the letter.
Moving a Section
Now, use the SECTION text item with the FORWARD command or
BACKWARD command to move the cursor to any section. First find the
table section, then move it to follow the letter. Follow these steps:
1. Press *C. When the response line appears, type the word SECTION.
You do this to make the text item SECTION persistent. Press *C again.
Notice that SECTION is now on the status line.
2. Press BACKWARD. The cursor moves to the SECTION marker at the
beginning of the previous section. Press BACKWARD twice more to
move the cursor to the first section marker. The cursor should be at the
beginning of the table now.