# 7.2. Navigating within Files

The following gives you a general guideline how to locate certain positions within your files for a quicker access.

How to find a certain line in a file

1. Select "Goto Line" in the "View"-menu or press Ctrl+G. The dialogfield "Goto Line" appears.

2. Insert the linenumber you want to go to.

3. Press OK.

How to set a bookmark

1. Set the cursor to the line you want to access via a bookmark

2. Select "Set Bookmark" from the "Bookmarks"-menu.

3. A popup-menu opens that allows you to select the bookmark number you want to set for the new bookmark.

4. Select the bookmark number.

Another way to set bookmarks would be to select "Add Bookmark" from the "Bookmarks"-menu. This sets a bookmark to the current line and appends it to the bookmarks -list. The documentation browser also offers setting a bookmark to the current page by a context menu entry "Add Bookmark".

How to delete bookmarks

The bookmarks are set for each editing window separately- mind that your bookmarks aren't connected to a certain file you set the bookmark for. To delete all bookmarks, select "Delete Bookmarks" from the "Bookmarks"-menu. This deletes the bookmarks for the window actually on top, either the Header window, the C++ window or the browser window.

How to go to a bookmarked line

1. Select the "Bookmarks"-menu and open the popup menu containing the bookmarks for the window containing the bookmark you want to view; either the C++-Window or the Header-Window entry.

2. Select the bookmarked line.

Selecting a bookmark for the browser window will open the browser and loads the page.