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You
can move from place to place in a document by using
the mouse or the keyboard.
It
is faster to use the mouse to move within a document
and is easier than memorizing key combinations. Here
are the ways to move around a document by using the
mouse:
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Type
of move
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Procedure
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To
a specific character
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Move
the cursor that looks like an I to the desired
location and click on the left button of the
mouse.
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Line
by line
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Click
on the top or bottom arrow on the vertical
scroll bar.
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Screen
by screen
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Click
above or below the square located between
the top and bottom arrows on the vertical
scroll bar.
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Specific
location
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Move
the square on the vertical scroll bar to the
desired location.
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The next table lists the different key combinations
you can use to move within a document:
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Key
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Move
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Move
up one line
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Move
down one line.
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Go
to the previous character.
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Go
to the next character.
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Ctrl
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One
word to the left.
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Ctrl
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One
word to the right.
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Page
Up
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Up
one screen.
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Page
Down
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Down
one screen.
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Ctrl
Page Up
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Up
one window.
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Ctrl
Page Down
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Goes
to the next window.
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Alt
Ctrl Page Up
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Top
of previous page.
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Alt
Ctrl Page Down
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Top
of next page.
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Home
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Beginning
of line.
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End
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End
of line.
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