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Move the Insertion Pointer
The four arrow keys move the insertion pointers up, down, rights and left.
- Moving the cursor doesn’t erase characters.
- If you press and hold down the Ctrl (Control) key and then press an arrow key, the insertion pointer moves in larger increments.
Moving from beginning to end
End | To the end of a line of text |
Home | To the start of a line of text |
Ctrl + End | To the end of the document |
Ctrl + Home | To the top of the document |
PgUp | Up one window full of text or to the top of the document if you are near there |
PgDn | Down one window full of text or to the end of the document if you are near there |
Ctrl + Alt + PgUp | To the top of the current windows text |
Ctrl + Alt + PgDn | To the bottom of the current windows text |
Return to the Previous EditUse, Shift + F5- Pressing the, Shift + F5, keyboard shortcut forces Word to return you to the last spot you edited.
(Go to wherever with)Go To Command- For example, to go three pages forward, type +3. To go 10 pages backward. Type -12 in the Page Number box.
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