Another useful JFW command is the K for going to previously set Place
Markers on web pages. For those not familiar with it, you set a marker on
a web page with Ctrl-Shift-K. You can go to the next marker on a page by
hitting a K, and a Shift-K takes you to the previous marker. You can set a
temporary marker by just hitting a Ctrl-K, but these aren't saved for the
next time you load the page.
As the markers are calculated from the beginning of the web page, they work
best on static web pages, but they can also be helpful on dynamic pages to
get past the links and other crapola typically found at the top of web pages.
For JFW users other than the version 6 series, I'm not sure when they
introduced this feature, so you will just have to try it to see if it works.
HTH
Dave
