Cmd+Right Arrow = Moves you to the right side of the row.Cmd+Left Arrow = Moves you to the left side of the row.Cmd+Shift+Right Arrow = Selects the entire row to the right.Cmd+Shift+Left Arrow = Selects the entire row to the left.Option+Shift+Right Arrow = Selecting the word to the right (*-if you keep pressing arrows, you will add more words.).Option+Shift+Left Arrow = Selecting the word to the left*.Option+right arrow = moves the cursor to the word to the right.Option+left arrow = moves the cursor to the word to the left.
FN+delete = Equivavlent of backspace in Windows, deletes the last letter. Option+delete = deletion of the last word. Cmd+delete = deletion of the entire row. These are keyboard shortcuts are going to help you navigate and delete through text, like you are cutting through warm butter with a knife. And than the dreaded deletion, and than writing the same text again. I would type, and as I am a blind typer, making a mistake is quite common. If you delete a whole sentence by holding the backspace key, just because it’s easier than locating the mistake with the mouse and clicking on it, than you know exaclty what I mean. I’ve been writing for a long time, and my number one frustration was deleting and reformating the mistakes that I’ve already made. These keyboard shortcuts are specifically useful for writers, but for anyone else for that matter. This article is written specifically for you. So you recently started writing, but you are still using your mouse to pin point locations in your text? Even if you are writing veteran, and you are using mouse, than you’re on the right place.
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