where are the home and end keys
where are the "home" and "end" keys?
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
There are none. What do you need them for? You can always set up keyboard shortcuts in System Preferences.
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Fn + up arrow, Fn + down Arrow.
This was brilliant. It gives me all the keyboard tools to use my macbook pro. I'm a little wary that it did note that the shortcuts were not for all "os" that Apple has made or is presently using in Mac book pros. Anything further you might know?
Cheers,
Carl
thanks
There do seem to a few missing from the list; here's a précis of the more popular word processing/browser ones;
Home = Fn + Left Arrow
End (of document) = Fn + Right arrow
Page up = Fn + Up Arrow
Page down = Fn + Down Arrow
Go to beginning of current line = ⌘ + Left Arrow
Go to end of current line = ⌘ + Right Arrow
Go to beginng of first line of document = ⌘ + Up Arrow
Go to end of last line of document = ⌘ + Down Arrow
Go to beginning of paragraph = ctrl + Up Arrow
Go to end of paragraph = ctrl + Down Arrow
Of course, MS Office has its own shortcuts.
Oh, and you can add to the list of startup commands ⌘ + R to boot into the recovery partition in Lion.
the above did not work for me as far as going to the end of the document- i'm using mbp with office 2011-
fn+option+left/right key took me to the beginning or end of the document...
ya..it works... thank u..
where are the home and end keys