# Bookmarks

A bookmark is a special marker on a single line, indicated on the bookmark margin. With this you can easily search for lines and perform certain operations on them.

### Adding/Removing bookmarks:

You can toggle a bookmark on a single line by clicking on the bookmark margin in front of the line, or by selecting Search->Toggle Bookmark. The Search->Reverse Bookmarks command toggles bookmarks on each line of the currently opened document.

### To remove all bookmarks

Select Search->Clear all Bookmarks.

### Navigating with bookmarks:

To Jump with the cursor to the next line containing a bookmark, select Search->Next Bookmark, to go to the previous bookmarked line select Search->Previous Bookmark.

### Modifying bookmarked lines:

You can perform a single operation on all bookmarked lines.

- To cut each bookmarked line, select Search->Cut Bookmarked Lines. Every line will be cut from the file and added to the clipboard, so they can all be pasted at once.
- To copy, select Search->Copy bookmarked Lines instead.
- To replace each bookmarked line with the current clipboard contents, select Search->Paste to (Replace) bookmarked lines. /li>
- To remove all bookmarked lines, select Search->Delete bookmarked lines.

The Delete option allows you to search for lines first, mark them with a bookmark using search (see Search), then remove all of them based on a certain trait.