+2  A: 

So, Ctrl+G will take you to the first column of the line. Then, you can press Ctrl+I (not an L) to begin an incremental search. Now, start typing the word that you are looking for (case sensitive) and the IDE will move to the first match of what you're typing. Hit Enter to end the incremental search.

Jacob G  2010-02-05 21:48:00
This is awesome. Thanks. Is there a shortcut for the "opposite" of Ctrl+I. e.g. instead of incremental search forward, it will incremental search backward.
ShaChris23  2010-02-05 21:55:26
Oh, never mind. I got it: Ctrl+Shift+I. Thanks.
ShaChris23  2010-02-05 21:55:56

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