MAC OS X System 12 Common text editing shortcuts (move, check)

Often dealing with word processing? If you use the following 12 shortcut keys, you can move, select, copy, and so on, the efficiency of the operation will be greatly improved.

6 shortcut keys for moving the cursor
The first set of shortcuts can be used to quickly move the cursor in text:

Jump to bank start –command + LEFT arrow key ←
Jump to the end of the bank –command + RIGHT ARROW key →
Jumps to the beginning of the current word –option + LEFT arrow key ←
Jumps to the end of the current word –option + RIGHT ARROW key →
Jump to the beginning of the entire document –command + UP ARROW key ↑
Jumps to the end of the entire document –command + Next arrow key ↓

By adding the Shift key to the upper set of shortcuts, you can create a new set of shortcuts that allow you to quickly select a line of text, some words, or even the entire document.

6 shortcut keys for text selection
The next set of shortcuts lets you quickly select parts of the text:

Select the text at the beginning of the current position –shift + Command + LEFT ARROW key ←
Select the current position to the end of the bank text –shift + Command + LEFT arrow key →
Check the current position to the beginning of the word –shift + Option + LEFT ARROW key ←
Select the text at the current position to the end of the word –shift + Option + RIGHT ARROW key →
Check the current position to the beginning of the entire document –shift + Command + arrow keys ↑
Selects the current position to the end of the entire document –shift + Command + Next arrow key ↓

These shortcuts should work in Cocoa-based apps (such as Safari, Chrome, text editing, Pages, and so on) and apply to all versions of MAC OS X systems.

Yes, you can also use these shortcuts if you're using a Bluetooth keyboard on your IOS device or a keyboard that's connected through the Dock.

MAC OS X System 12 Common text editing shortcuts (move, check)