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Moving the cursor up and down the screen

z/OS UNIX System Services User's Guide
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You already know how to move the cursor up and down; however, this can be a slow process if you have a large file that you want to move through quickly. To speed this process up, vi offers several commands that can jump the cursor up or down many lines at a time.

In Command Mode, use the following commands:
Command
Moves the cursor:
H
To the upper left hand corner of the screen. H stands for High and it moves the cursor as high on the screen as it can go.
L
To the bottom of the screen. L (uppercase) stands for Low.
M
To the middle of the screen. M stands for Middle. Experiment with these commands to see how they move the cursor.

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