Re: More Cursor Questions

[nathan@visi.com (Nathan Mates)]

In article <1996Sep23.122007.4960@lafn.org>,
James Poore <aw133@lafn.org> wrote:
>The best way I used the web links is to use the "=" key to see where you 
>are at.  Starting at the top link, you can count the times you have hit 
>the return key to get where you want to be and then hit = key and it 
>should show the link that you want to be at.  Follow with a left arrow to 
>get back to the link page and hiy return to go to that link or hit d to 
>download it.

   As noted in my followup of last week to this thread, the csa2 FAQ
has some much nicer methods available. You can turn off inverse text
for all but truly inversed text, or you can start lynx with the
-show_cursor option. Sure beats counting the number of times you
press the down arrow. :)

Nathan Mates

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