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SEEK - a file I/O  function that returns the current file position
 
Syntax
  SEEK(filenumber)
    ■ filenumber is the number of an open random-access, sequential, or
      binary file. If random-access, the number returned by the SEEK
      function is a relative record number. If sequential or binary,
      it is a relative byte number
 
See Also  ◄OPEN►  ◄GET(File I/O)►  ◄PUT(File I/O)►  ◄SEEK statement►