Tapping to Memory Location

[HMBuff]

Hello, I'm currently working on a session with hundreds of memory locations, which I'll have to step through one and all in order to separate a huge clip - my question: Is it possible to tap from one memory location to the next? I'm aware of the keypad shortcuts, but that wouldn't really save me any time.
Thanx, fellas!

[Meads]

You can click into the bar, where the markers live, and while holding shift, click into the track(s) you want to do edits on.
Now hitting the "tab"-key makes the cursor jump either to the next marker, or to the next region border in one of the marked tracks.

[HMBuff]

Didn't work for me. Always jumped to the next region border (I tried it with a tap to transient setting, too, but then it did just that). Am I doing something wrong?

[Meads]

My bad, obviously, this doesn't work with PT10 anymore. Last time I used it must have been on PT8 or earlier.
What does work though is clicking in the markers-bar only, and then hitting tab. This jumps from memory location to memory location. Then do a shift+click to the track, you want the edit to be done, then press command+e to separate.
Then you start over again - click in the marker-bar, etc.
It's fairly fast, once you got the hang of it.

[Bender]

Keyboard shortcuts are the fastest workflow in PT but it takes time. It did for me anyways but I could never go back.