Does anyone know if there's a way to scroll to the very end of a word document, like the "end" button on PCs? I think my black macbook used to be able to do it when I pressed some combination of buttons that said it on the keyboard but on the 11" mba, it doesn't seem to say?
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End and Home buttons?
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Command + Arrow keys:
Up: go to top of page
Down: go to bottom of page
Left: before first character of current line
Right: after last character of current line
There wasn't enough space on the arrow keys to print all of those characters, I'd think.
Up: go to top of page
Down: go to bottom of page
Left: before first character of current line
Right: after last character of current line
There wasn't enough space on the arrow keys to print all of those characters, I'd think.
Command-fn-right arrow = end of document
Command-fn-left arrow = beginning of document
Command-fn-left arrow = beginning of document
That doesn't work on mine.
My Command + Left and Right do what it says. Command + Up and Down do not, it acts as if the command button wasn't even pressed, line by line.
My Fn + Up and Down, however, seem to do page up and page down, which is the best thing I've got I think. Fn + Left and Right behave the same Command, goes to the end of line, etc.
Though my Fn + Left and Right does Home and End on Chrome...hmmm
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spoke too soon, thanks!
My Fn + Up and Down, however, seem to do page up and page down, which is the best thing I've got I think. Fn + Left and Right behave the same Command, goes to the end of line, etc.
Though my Fn + Left and Right does Home and End on Chrome...hmmm
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spoke too soon, thanks!
They must have changed it for the Airs because on my MacBook in Safari Cmd+Up and Down is top of site and bottom of site while fn+Cmd+Up and Down is page up and down.
That's still the same, but the OP wasn't asking about Safari:
The keyboard shortcuts are a function of the OS or the app, so they shouldn't change from one Mac model to the other.