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Universal Key Combinations
These key combinations should work in most every application:
- Home: Move cursor to beginning of the current line (Cmd+Left arrow on Mac).
- End: Move cursor to the end of the current line (Cmd+Right arrow on Mac).
- Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right arrow: Select text by whole words. (Alt+Shift+Left/Right arrow on Mac)
- Ctrl+Home: Move cursor to top of the text field (Cmd+Up Arrow on Mac).
- Ctrl+End: Move cursor to end of the text field (Cmd+Down Arrow on Mac).
- Shift+Left/Right Arrow: Select characters one at a time.
- Shift+Ctrl+Up/Down: Select paragraphs. (Shift+Alt+Up/Down on Mac)
- Shift+Up/Down arrow: Select text by entire lines
- Shift+Page Up/Page Down: Select one screen's height of text
- Shift+Home/End: Select all the text from the current caret position to the beginning or end of the current line. (Cmd+Shift+Left/Right arrow on Mac).
- Ctrl+Shift+Home/End: Select all the text from the current caret position to the beginning or end of the document. (Cmd+Shift+Up/Down arrow on Mac.)
- Ctrl+A: Select the entire document (Command+A on Mac)
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Control Key in Microsoft Windows
The Control Key in Windows is used for keyboard shortcuts. For example, Copy is 【Ctrl+c】, Paste is 【Ctrl+v】.
On the Mac, Command key is used for keyboard shortcuts. Copy is 【⌘ command+c】, Paste is 【⌘ command+v】.
Control Key in Mac OS X
The Control key under Mac is rarely used. When used, it is as a modifier in combination with other modifier keys. For example, in Safari (as of 2018-05-01) 【Ctrl+⌘ command+1】 show bookmarks sidebar.
Mac OS X by default supports emacs basic cursor movement keybindings. You can try it in TextEdit. They are:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| 【Ctrl+f】 | move forward |
| 【Ctrl+b】 | move backward |
| 【Ctrl+n】 | move down a line |
| 【Ctrl+p】 | move up a line |
| 【Ctrl+a】 | beginning of line |
| 【Ctrl+e】 | end of line |
| 【Ctrl+k】 | delete current position to end of line |
| 【Ctrl+y】 | paste |
⌥ option on Apple keyboard and Alt on PC keyboards both send the same USB scancode.
