I don't know if you can go to a specific page in Text Edit. What I do is use
the VO-f command to search for text. So, when I close a document, I remember a
line from where I left off and I search for that line to take me back to it.
It's worked for me all along. You can always mark the spot with something like,
*** or something like that to find it again.
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On Dec 10, 2017, at 6:37 AM, meharaj shaik <meharajshaik3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi all,
i have a document with 100 pages.
when i restart my mak, and open that document, my focus stands at the
beginning of the document.
for instance, if i wana jump to 66th page directly, what shall i do in text
editor?
if not possible in text editor, pleas suggest me an app which has that
feature.
in ms word in windows, i use to press ctrl g to open go to dialogue box.
regards,
meharaj.
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