How do I type Home/End/PageUp/PageDown on a MacBook Pro?

Question

What combination of keys (fn, control, option, command, arrow keys) is the equivalent of the Home key on a MacBook Pro?

What about End/PageUp/PageDown?

Answer 1

• Home is Fn ←

• End is Fn →

• Page Up is Fn ↑

• Page Down is Fn ↓

They used to label these on older MacBooks/PowerBooks.

Answer 2

In text editors such as TextEdit or Pages:

• Beginning of Wrapped Line (reposition cursor) is ⌘←
• End of Wrapped Line (reposition cursor) is ⌘→
• Beginning of Line (reposition cursor) is ⌃A
• End of Line (reposition cursor) is ⌃E
• Page Up (reposition cursor) is Fn⌥↑
• Page Down (reposition cursor) is Fn⌥↓ or ⌃V

Answer 3

I found that I need to use the Command + whatever arrow/directional key you need

Answer 4

I have a 2011 Macbook Air. Fn with the arrow-keys did not work for me.

It seems that Command + Right Arrow is the equivalent of End.

Answer 5

In XCode 4.4 (MacOS X 10.6) for the MacBook pro, the Fn-direction keys don't work to navigate to beginning / end / top / bottom of lines.

Only the Command + directional key buttons work.