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To move your cursor to another part of the file, you may be able
to use the arrow keys on right of the keyboard. This depends on
the setup of your keyboard, and they do not always work properly.
Below are listed the key sequences that allow you to move your cursor
to various positions. Commands that begin with a C refer
to holding down the Control or Ctrl key on the
keyboard while typing the next letter. Commands that begin with
a M refer to typing the Escape or Esc
(F11 on a VT220) key once and letting go (just like typing any other
character)and then typing the letter following the letter M. The
Esc key is comonly referred to as the Meta key
in Emacs documentation.
Tim Kohl
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