Getting back to where you were

When you're editing a long document, most probably you will be working on it over a number of days. Each time you re-open a document to start another day's work on it, it can be painful to have to scroll down to where you were last time (if you can even remember where that was).

So one of my favourite shortcuts to solve this problem is Shift+F5 (or Cmd+Option+Z (Mac)/Alt+Ctrl+Z (PC)). This shortcut (GoBack) takes you back to your previous insertion point, even if that was from your last session using the document.

Just make sure that when you re-open your document, the first thing you do is to press Shift+F5, otherwise you might not end up getting to the right place!