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Date:	Fri, 7 Jan 1994 17:31:56 -0500
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Subject: Re: Newbie Question about Sam, and keyboard operations
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    From:	"Mark C. Carroll" <carroll@udel.edu>
    Subject: Newbie Question about Sam, and keyboard operations

    When you're typing text inside of the file window, is there any way to
    perform any cursor movement without using the mouse? It seems that the
    only options are to either reposition the cursor using the mouse, or
    mouse into the command window, and use a positioning command from
    there to shift. This is very cumbersome for routine editing tasks.

yes, there is a way to perform cursor movement without using the mouse.
use emacs.