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I'm dying at Mac OSX 10.5.8 + Firefox finding how to go to the beginning of the line in Google Docs
I was cursed with too little intelligence to use this glorified OS. Would any one please guide me in that so dead-simple stuff?
Phuong Nguyen
Posted 2010-06-15T06:58:08.727
Reputation: 949
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All the basic emacs commands are implemented across OSX:
Rich Bradshaw
Posted 2010-06-15T06:58:08.727
Reputation: 6 324
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This may depend on your browser, but for browsers that follow the Mac standards (including Firefox):
Ctrl+A takes you to the start of the line.
Ctrl+E takes you to the end of the line.
Cmd+Up/Down Arrow takes you to the start/end of the document.
Fn+Up/Down Arrow takes you one page up or down.
Pat Wallace
Posted 2010-06-15T06:58:08.727
Reputation: 448
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I think the "Home" button on your keyboard does what you want. It works on Linux and Windows... maybe it'll work on a mac too.
Edit: And apparently macs don't have a home button. You can try this though:
James T
Posted 2010-06-15T06:58:08.727
Reputation: 8 515
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Ctrl+A invoke search stuff in Firefox and thus won't work – Phuong Nguyen – 2010-09-17T05:27:19.303
That's annoying! It should override commands in that way. – Rich Bradshaw – 2010-09-17T06:16:39.683