I'll bet Rick Quatro could knock off an Extendscript to do that in oh, about 14 seconds...

sr


On 2013-Apr-25 6:01 PM, Alison Craig wrote:

I got that advice off-list – and it works, except there is the extra step of esc t m t to get to the beginning of the first cell.

It would be nicer if there was just a command to go to the beginning of the first cell of the next table.

Thanks, Alison

*From:*Stuart Rogers [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Thursday, April 25, 2013 3:01 PM
*To:* Alison Craig
*Cc:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: Skip to Next Table Command?

On 2013-Apr-25 4:34 PM, Alison Craig wrote:

    FM 9 Version: 9.0p255

    Unstructured

    OS: Windows 7, 64 bit

    Is there a “skip to next table” command?

    I’m using Silicon Prairie tools to check everything in my books
    for overrides (tedious to say the least) and it would be so much
    simpler to check the tables is there was a keyboard command to
    move from “wherever” in the current table to the beginning of the
    first cell in the next table.

    I checked the Frame 9 PDF and also Scriptorium’s Unstructured
    Frame 8 book, but no luck.



I'm on FM 10, and can't remember if FM 9 has this command: Edit > Find/Change > Find Any Table. If FM 9 has it, there you go. Or it might have Find Table Tag <table tag name>?

HTH,

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Toronto, ON, Canada  M1W 3K5
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http://www.phoenix-geophysics.com

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