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FUN WITH USING A MAC

FUN WITH USING A MAC

OCT
09

The first time I switch to Mac, it's very hard for me to move from one word to another when I'm typing.

For Mac, there are many shortcuts we can use for controlling cursor using keyboard arrows. These shortcuts include keystrokes of , and/or .

Keystrokes with Command
There are 4 keystrokes useful in moving cursor.

  1. ↑ jumps cursor to start of paragraph.
  2. ↓ jumps cursor to end of paragraph.
  3. ← jumps cursor to previous word.
  4. → jumps cursor to next word.

Keystrokes with Option
There are also 4 keystrokes with .

  1. ↑ moves cursor to the beginning of file
  2. ↓ moves cursor to end of file.
  3. ← moves cursor to start of line.
  4. → moves cursor to end of line

Keystrokes with Control
Even can be used in 4 different keystrokes.

  1. ↑ moves view to the beginning of file.
  2. ↓ moves view to end of file.
  3. ← moves cursor to start of line.
  4. → moves cursor to end of line.