Terminal - Multiple tabs

Hi,
I use multiple tabs on the terminal window.
I often want to jump to the nth tab, like for example I am in the 2nd tab but want to jump to 5th tab.
I know you can jump to the next tab, but I want to directly jump to the nth tab, without having to use the mouse.
I am looking for a keyboard shortcut, let me know if there are any shortcuts or if I can configure any (if so how ?).
Is there a way to do this or is there a work around ?
Thanks,
Muthu
Message was edited by: Muthuveerappan

Here is something that might help you get it done:
http://jo.irisson.free.fr/?p=59
Hope that helps even if just a little.
Paul

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You say give us volunteers better ammunition, would help with troubleshooting. Well one thing you could have done along those lines was to follow the prompts to include full troubleshooting information in your question.
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