Syntax: GotoBookmark [n|+1|-1|<|>|-]|?]
Abbreviation: GBM
moves the cursor to the designated bookmark if that bookmark is
set; see SetBookmark. Each document has 10 available bookmarks
designated ‘0’ to ‘9’, either end of the most recently pasted
text block designated ‘<’ and ‘>’, plus the automatic bookmark designated by
‘-’. If no option is given, ‘0’ is assumed. The options ‘+1’
and ‘-1’ indicate respectively the next and previous set bookmarks,
so that repeated GotoBookmark +1 commands will cycle through all
currently set numbered bookmarks.
When successful, the automatic bookmark ‘-’
is set to the position in the document from which the command was issued,
so that GotoBookmark - returns you to the location from which you
last issued a successful GotoBookmark command. Subsequent repeated
GotoBookmark - commands will toggle you between the two locations.
The ‘?’ option will cause GotoBookmark to prompt you
for a bookmark designation. The promp will include an indication of which
bookmarks are currently set. You may find this useful in macros, or to bind
a key to ‘GotoBookmark ?’.