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Update: @bernd_k replied to this post and mentioned that Ctrl+Down Arrow does the same. Sweet, I had no idea about this key sequence! In any case, treat this post as another trick you can use in PowerShell ISE! 
This is yet another very short post. In response to my post yesterday about ‘Go to Cursor‘ ISE addon, @Jrich commented saying:
great work. now make that work with V3′s output/command pane that is combined. i scroll through past output and find it hard to get back to where i was on the command i was typing!
I understand your pain, Justin. But, don’t give up on ISE v3 just yet. There is a workaround using $PSISE object model! Here is the code to make it happen. This is simple — as always!
$addonName = "Go To _Input"
$addonkey = "Alt+I"
$ScriptBlock = {
$psISE.CurrentPowerShellTab.Output.Focus()
}
$psISE.CurrentPowerShellTab.AddOnsMenu.SubMenus.Add($addonName,$ScriptBlock,$addonkey) | Out-Null
There you go! Now, just press Alt+I whenever you find yourself lost in the output!
Remember, this works only with PowerShell ISE v3 as both output and command panes are combined!
