From: Michael Fisher 
@Date: Mon, 17 Feb 2003 10:42:25 -0800
@Sender: semware-owner{at}sawasdi.apana.org.au



Dear Carlo,

you wouldn't be per chance related to the Carlo Hogeveen who wrote 
UndoJump?  ;-)

A very fine and useful macro, I have it already in my Autoload 
list, bound to .

However, if you don't read a long file straight from beginning to 
end, but frequently move between different sections, and page up 
and down a lot:
that can add too many jumps to undo, and not all of them may lead 
to where you want to go.

The "Move Bookmarks / QuickMark" macros are meant to give you more 
control over where to move, e.g.  between the currently read text 
section, and those endnotes that belong to it.  It's meant to be 
an addition to UndoJump, for long, structured text files, not a 
replacement.  

>You don't have to explicitly place bookmarks.

I thought of using positions saved in a buffer, not bookmarks for 
the QuickMark macro, so the user doesn't have to mind the special 
'Z' mark.

But bookmarks are remembered by the "Save State" function, and 
other macros also save them between sessions.  That was too good a 
feature to ignore.


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