[Ken Benson]

Hi All

I asked this question last week and got no answer, so either no one
understood what I was asking, or Word just absolutely has no way to do it.

I want the line my cursor is on to remain in the middle (or close to the
middle) of my display (vertically) as I move through a document. I would
settle for a command that redraws the screen with the cursor line vertically
centered, but what I would really like is to just always be editing in the
middle of the screen.

Does anyone have any ideas on this, or does anyone know a better place to
ask?

Thanks
Ken Benson

[Jay Freedman]

Word has no way to do it.

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On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 21:06:41 -0400, "Ken Benson"
wrote:

Hi All

I asked this question last week and got no answer, so either no one
understood what I was asking, or Word just absolutely has no way to do it.

I want the line my cursor is on to remain in the middle (or close to the
middle) of my display (vertically) as I move through a document. I would
settle for a command that redraws the screen with the cursor line vertically
centered, but what I would really like is to just always be editing in the
middle of the screen.

Does anyone have any ideas on this, or does anyone know a better place to
ask?

Thanks
Ken Benson

[Ken Benson]

Thanks, Jay

What I want could probably be accomplished with a script that simply pressed
the arrow key down five times and then back up five times. I don't know
anything about scripts, but this seems like it would be really easy to make,
so I guess I'll start figuring it out.

Ken Benson

[Ken Benson]

but this seems like it would be really easy to make,


It was. I just used the script recorder, so I don't think I really learned
anything about scripts, but it does about what I want so I'm happy.

Ken Benson