Fseek

Sets the read/write pointer to the specified position in the file.

/fseek <name> <position>

The following switches can also be used to move the file pointer:

Switch	Meaning
l	/fseek -l <name> <linenumber>. Moves the pointer to the begin of the specified line.
n	/fseek -n <name> <next line>. Moves the pointer to the begin of the next line.
w	/fseek -w <name> <wildcard>. Moves the pointer to the next occurence of a string matching this wildcard from the current position of the pointer (see example below).
r	/fseek -r <name> <regex>. Moves the pointer to the next occurence of a string matching the regex.