The Go To Error button that appears in the Compiler Error dialog opens the Script Editor tool. The Script Editor appears below:

You can access the script editor’s functions using the buttons that located at the top of the window. These buttons and their functions are described below.
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Cut Block |
The Cut Block button saves the selected block of text to a buffer, and removes the block of text from the document file. The cut text can be pasted to a new location. |
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Copy Block |
The Copy Block button saves the selected block of text in a buffer, while leaving the selected text unchanged. The copied text can be pasted to a second location. |
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Paste Block |
The Paste Block button pastes a cut or copied buffer of text into the document file where the cursor has been placed. |
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Toggle Line/Column Blocking |
The Toggle Line/Column Blocking button switches between line blocking and column blocking. The setting of the Toggle Line/Column Blocking button is displayed in the lower right-hand corner of the Script Editor where "Line" or "Column" is displayed. If set to Line Blocking, every part of a line between the start and end of your block is selected; or If set to Column Blocking, only the sections of the line that are between the start column and end column of your block are selected. |
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Enter Coordinate Button |
… |
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Enter Region Button |
… |
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Enter Special Characters |
The Enter Special Characters button enables you to insert characters into the document file that you could not normally specify using the keyboard. To do so: Place the cursor in the Script Editor where you wish the special characters to be inserted. Click the Enter Special Characters button. The Enter Keys dialog opens. Press the desired keys on the keyboard. Click the OK button. The special characters representing the keys you pressed are enclosed in quotes and are inserted into the document file. |
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Belp |
The Help button opens this page.
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Compile |
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