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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 100222] Mac Keyboard scheme are wrong
From:       Mathieu Jobin <somekool () mytradecenter ! com>
Date:       2005-02-25 17:26:47
Message-ID: 20050225172647.12483.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From somekool mytradecenter com  2005-02-25 18:26 -------
home - scroll to top of document
end - scroll to end of document
page up - scroll up one page
page down - scroll down one page

up arrow - move cursor up one line
down arrow - move cursor down one line
left arow - move cursor left one character
right arrow - more cursor right one character

option key: the option modifier on an arrow moves the cursor in blocks.
option up arrow: move cursor up one paragraph
option down arrow: move cursor down one paragraph
option left arrow: move cursor left one word
option right arrow: move cursor right one word

apple/command key: the apple modifier on an arrow moves "the whole stretch"
apple up arrow: move cursor to top of document
apple down arrow: move cursor to bottom of document
apple left arrow: move cursor to beginning (left) of line
apple right arrow: move cursor to end (right) or line

shift key: the shift modifier on an arrow modifies the selection. What's great about \
this is it can combine with the other modifiers. Here are just a few examples: shift \
right arrow: select one character to the right shift option right arrow: select one \
word to the right shift apple right arrow: select everything to the end (right) of \
the line.

more at

http://www.uark.edu/compserv/softsys/macintosh/macos/osx/osxkeybd.html

I'll send you more information soon about how it is wrong currently on KDE and how it \
is on OSX.


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