[bookport] Re: Accidential loss of book mark

if you knew a word or series of  words that are fairly unique to where you 
were, you can use the find command, and then use seven and eight or eight and 
nine to find the previous or next instance of that string.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Skip Gore 
  To: Book Port 
  Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 9:32 PM
  Subject: [bookport] Accidential loss of book mark


  Normally, while reading, I use the one andthree keys to lock Book Port.  So 
that accidentally, I don't hit a key and mess up the works.  Well, today, I 
didn't lock the file after it started reading and accidentally pressed the one 
key.  My book mark was gone and I was back at the beginning of the file.  My 
six key -- advance by paragraph is the only set of keys that work in moving 
through the file.  It's a rather long book and constantly depressing the six 
key would drive me insane.  Not that I'm not already there. <G>

  Any, is there a way to find my old spot without having to move down by 
paragraphs.  The segment, or region keys don't work.  I transferred the book in 
txt form through book port transfer utility.  Apparently, it didn't set enough 
markers.

  Might this be a suggestion for the next update.  Maybe leaving the current 
book while traveling to the top of the file.  Or, someway to get back?

  Thanks, Skip

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