is used to justify the full file. In case that justification is not done correctly, or by mistake, it can be undone by pressing the command immediately after justification has been done. The command is used to search for text. Search is done case insensitively, The search and replace command is not available by default, but must be enabled through the -b option in the command line. Moving inside the editor can be done using the keyboard by using the arrow keys. Keys such as , or , scroll the text up or down (towards the beginning or end of the file, respectively). The commands , and move the cursor to the beginning or end of the file respectively, while the commands and move the cursor to the beginning and the end of the line that the cursor is located on. Command-line options The following command line options allow users to configure Pico before editing a file. This information can be obtained by starting Pico with the -h command. When Pico is invoked from Pine or Alpine some of the options below can be configured from their Setup Configuration Screen by either enabling a specific feature, or configuring a variable. Below is indicated the way to configure Pico from the command line, as well as how to configure it from Alpine. Possible starting arguments for the Pico editor are: All arguments may be followed by a file name to edit. The options , and are not available in the Windows version of Pico. However, the Windows version of Pico also has four options (, , , ) that are not available in unix versions of Pico; each option is defined as follows: for Color for Normal Foreground, for Color for Normal Background, for Color for Reverse Foreground and for Color for Reverse Background. Their possible values are black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, and white or a three-digit number, such as 009, 064, or 137. See also List of text editors Comparison of text editors References External links Linux text editors MacOS text editors Unix text editors de:Pico (Texteditor)