How to "Next Page" in MSFT Word on Mac Keyboard?

[jman995x]

I know how to "Page Down" on a Mac keyboard (fn+down arrow).

Is there a way to skip to the next page, instead of the command above which only scrolls down so far, and I wind up looking at the bottom of the first page and the top of the second.

I'd like to know if there is a command similar to the "Next Page" button in the toolbar on Acrobat so that when you do it, it puts the next page (in it's entirety), front and center in the window.

Holding the Option key down and clicking on the Scroll Bar (down) arrow is the closest thing I've found, but Word (being Word) still wants to show me the bottom of the previous page. I don't want to see a 1/4 of the last page and 3/4 of the next page.

Anybody?

J.

[Gregg2]

I know I've adjusted that in Excel, but I don't see a way to do the same in Word.

[-aggie-]

⌘+page Down

And FYI:

To move .............. Press
One character to the left LEFT ARROW
One character to the right RIGHT ARROW
One word to the left OPTION+LEFT ARROW
One word to the right OPTION+RIGHT ARROW
One paragraph up ⌘+UP ARROW
One paragraph down ⌘+DOWN ARROW
One cell to the left (in a table) SHIFT+TAB
One cell to the right (in a table) TAB
Up one line UP ARROW
Down one line DOWN ARROW
To the end of a line ⌘+RIGHT ARROW or END
To the beginning of a line ⌘+LEFT ARROW or HOME
Up one screen (scrolling) PAGE UP
Down one screen (scrolling) PAGE DOWN
To the top of the next page ⌘+PAGE DOWN
To the top of the previous page ⌘+PAGE UP
To the end of a document ⌘+END
To the beginning of a document ⌘+HOME
To a previous edit, or the location of the most recent edit since the document was last saved SHIFT+F5

[jman995x]

Originally Posted by Gregg2

I know I've adjusted that in Excel, but I don't see a way to do the same in Word.

Yeah, I saw that shortcut.
Figures that MS would do it for one product and not another.

I guess I could always PDF my .doc and then have the "Next Page" functionality, but that's just one more step, and if there is a shortcut within Word, I'd rather do that.

J.

[jman995x]

Originally Posted by -aggie-

⌘+page Down

And FYI:

To move .............. Press
One character to the left LEFT ARROW
One character to the right RIGHT ARROW
One word to the left OPTION+LEFT ARROW
One word to the right OPTION+RIGHT ARROW
One paragraph up ⌘+UP ARROW
One paragraph down ⌘+DOWN ARROW
One cell to the left (in a table) SHIFT+TAB
One cell to the right (in a table) TAB
Up one line UP ARROW
Down one line DOWN ARROW
To the end of a line ⌘+RIGHT ARROW or END
To the beginning of a line ⌘+LEFT ARROW or HOME
Up one screen (scrolling) PAGE UP
Down one screen (scrolling) PAGE DOWN
To the top of the next page ⌘+PAGE DOWN
To the top of the previous page ⌘+PAGE UP
To the end of a document ⌘+END
To the beginning of a document ⌘+HOME
To a previous edit, or the location of the most recent edit since the document was last saved SHIFT+F5

Sorry, I should've clarified, I have a MBP...so no 10-key, "Home", "Page Down" buttons, ect....just a regular laptop QWERTY keyboard.

[-aggie-]

Originally Posted by jman995x

Sorry, I should've clarified, I have a MBP...so no 10-key, "Home", "Page Down" buttons, ect....just a regular laptop QWERTY keyboard.

And I have a MBP. What's the problem?

⌘+page Down = ⌘+Fn + Down Arrow

[jman995x]

Originally Posted by -aggie-

And I have a MBP. What's the problem?

⌘+page Down = ⌘+Fn + Down Arrow

Sorry, in your previous post "Fn" was not listed anywhere.

Also, when I do Cmd+Fn+Down Arrow, my MBP searches for whatever term was last used when I did a Cmd+F.

[Gregg2]

Oops! This is what I was remembering:

System Preferences > Appearance

Click in scroll bar to:
Jump to the next page
Jump to here

But, Word seems to ignore it. Excel obeys.