
GOTO LINE:

	goto line first ask which line to make a direct jump
	to. When this is done, all lines after are virtually
	deleted. The screen is not updated (redrawn) however.
	The deleted lines can be undeleted by using the enter
	key in cursor mode or by using goto to jump to the end
	of the buffer. Valid lines are displayed at the first
	goto prompt. If a number greater or less than that which
	is valid is input, goto will default to the last or first
	valid line.

	+ - The plus key moves the buffer index up, towards the
	    end of (but not beyond) the buffer.

	- - The minus key is like the plus key but moves the index
	    toward the beginning.

	In both case above (+,-) the line currently indexed is blanked
	out to indicate which on is being pointed to.
	The line can be "Flashed" by hitting the Enter Key.

	The Esc key will leave goto with the buffer index where goto
	last put it.Normal editing (insert /delete) of lines can
	continue.
	
	Beware, if the buffer is pointing somewhere other
	than the end of the buffer, insert will overwrite data that
	was stored there previously. 
