wireless keyboard cursor movement

[cowesses]

Normally, to move to the end of a document, you press command + home. But the wireless keyboard doesn't have a "home" key. What do I do?

 

[CyberTaz]

Actually, End of document is Command+End, top of doc is Command+Home - but
I'm afraid it doesn't matter 'cause that keyboard doesn't have either. I
don't know as I've never used one (that being one of the reasons), but
unless there's something in the documentation that accompanied the keyboard
or some magic you can extract from Apple Discussions/Support I'm afraid you
may be out of luck. [I searched the Apple site & found *nothing* about the
lack of a keypad, which I take as a bad sign. If the miniature has a way to
invoke those strokes I'm sure it would rate top billing in the Advertising.
Apple's as good as anyone at *not* disclosing what's missing.]

The only suggestion I can offer if there isn't a secret locked away within
the layout or the driver software is to create your own keyboard shortcuts.

Good Luck |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac

 

[Daiya Mitchell]

The only suggestion I can offer if there isn't a secret locked away within
the layout or the driver software is to create your own keyboard shortcuts.

See the instructions on Customizing the Keyboard here:
http://word.mvps.org/mac/customizeToolbars.html

The commands you need are EndOfDocument and StartOfDocument--assign them
to something easy for you.

 

[Mike Ollerenshaw]

Try fn+alt+right arrow for end of doc and left arrow for top- it works for me on Apple wireless keyboard.