Forward One Byte
Shifts the view one byte forward in the document. Useful for lining the data up
correctly with the structure you're editing. Keyboard shortcut is Alt-V.
Backward One Byte
Shifts the view one byte backward. Keyboard shortcut is Alt-V. Holding Alt-C or
Alt-V down creates a pleasing, hypnotic effect as the structure values all
gradually change.
Goto
Brings up a dialog that allows you to specify a particular offset in the
document to move the view to. You may specify an offset in hex or decimal, or
choose the start or end of the current selection.
Repeat Last Goto
Moves the view to the last offset selected in the 'Goto' dialog mentioned
above. Goto can thus be used as a sort of temporary bookmark, if there's a
point you know you're going to want to go to again and again.
Jump Forwards
Move the view forward in the document, by an amount determined by the current
'Jump' associated with the document.
Set Jump
Sets the 'Jump' associated with the document. A 'Jump' is any move which is
relative to the current insert point (as opposed to a Goto which is to an
absolute offset). The jump may be a specified number of bytes, it may be to the
next marked byte, it may be to the next group of bytes that have been changed
since the document was last saved, or it may be set to equal the length of the
currently selected structure.
Jump Backwards
Move the view backward in the document, by an amount determined by the current
'Jump' associated with the document.