Text Shortcuts - Apple Mac
by Sanju[ Edit ] 2012-09-03 12:33:59
Text Shortcuts - Apple Mac
These shortcuts can be used within all text areas in
Cocoa applications.
option-left arrow | move left one word |
option-right arrow | move right one word |
control-delete | delete accent to left |
option-delete | back delete one word
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shift-option-delete | foward delete one word (equivalent to option-del) |
option-up arrow | move up one paragraph |
option-down arrow | move down one paragraph |
command-up arrow | move to beginning of all text |
command-down arrow | move to end of all text |
control-left arrow | move to start of current line |
command-left arrow |
control-right arrow | move to end of current line |
command-right arrow
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shift + any of the above | extend selection by appropriate amount
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click then drag | select text |
double-click then drag | select text, wrapping to word ends |
triple-click then drag | select text, wrapping to paragraph ends |
shift-select text with mouse | add to selection (contiguous) |
command-select text with mouse | add to selection (non-contiguous) |
option-drag | select rectangular area (non-contiguous) |
command-option-drag | add rectangular area to selection |
drag selection | move text
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option-drag selection | copy text |
command-control-D | use the dictionary to look up the word under the mouse pointer
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escape | show auto-complete list for word (equivalent to F5 or option-escape) |
control-A | move to start of current paragraph
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control-B | move left one character |
control-D | forwards delete |
control-E | move to end of current paragraph
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control-F | move right one character |
control-H | delete |
control-K | delete remainder of current paragraph
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control-N | move down one line |
control-O | insert new line after cursor |
control-P | move up one line |
control-T | transpose (swap) two surrounding character |
control-V | move to end, then left one character |
control-Y | paste text previously deleted with control-K |