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Section 12 - Moving Around Within a Document
You can move around documents by using the
scroll bars, the keyboard or the mouse. To move the insertion
point with the mouse, move the mouse pointer to the new
location and click. The example below demonstrates the
positions of the scroll bars. If you need a review of
window features please review Module One.

The keyboard commands below are shortcuts
for moving around documents.
|
Desired Action
|
Macintosh Keyboard Command
|
PC Keyboard Command
|
| One line up |
Up Arrow 
|
Up Arrow 
|
| One line down |
Down Arrow 
|
Down Arrow 
|
| One word left |
|
<Ctrl>
|
| One word right |
|
<Ctrl>
|
| One paragraph up |
|
<Ctrl>
|
| One paragraph down |
|
<Ctrl>
|
| Beginning of a line |
<Home>
|
<Home>
|
| End of a line |
<End>
|
<End>
|
| Top of document |
 <Home>
|
<Ctrl><Home>
|
| Bottom of document |
 <End>
|
<Ctrl><End>
|
| Top of Previous page |
<Option><Page Up>
|
<Ctrl><Alt><Page
Up>
|
| Top of next page |
<Option><PageDown>
|
<Ctrl><Alt><Page
Down>
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| Goto Key |
G
|
<Ctrl>G
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