How to move current line quickly to top of view and which moving commands exist?

How to move current line quickly to top of view and which moving commands exist?

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    Mar 21, 2006#1

    Is there any way to easily scroll the currently selected line to the top line in the viewing area, for example one click or right mouse menu or something like that?

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      Mar 21, 2006#2

      Yes, you can move the current line (where the cursor blinks) with one key hit to top of view. Open Advanced - Configuration - Key Mapping and scroll down in the not sorted list of commands to nearly end of the list. There you will find some very useful functions which are not present in a menu:

      CursorToEndofPreviousWord
      CursorToEndofNextWord
      CursorToNextParagraph
      CursorToPreviousParagraph
      CursorToTopOfWindow
      CursorToBottomOfWindow
      MoveLineToTopofView
      MoveLineToCenterofView
      MoveLineToBottomofView

      Assign a hotkey to the functions you often need and use this hotkey.

      By the way: Down/Up Arrow move active line in file downwards/upwards. Ctrl+Down/Up Arrow scrolls the display downwards/upwards with keeping the active line fixed in file as long as this line is visible in document window.
      Best regards from an UC/UE/UES for Windows user from Austria

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        Mar 22, 2006#3

        Thanks! That's what I wanted. And it's already got a hotkey (Alt+Subtract).

        I can safely say I never would have found that.