Are there keyboard shortcuts to scroll to the top and bottom of a document?

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I'm using a Macbook and want to scroll to the top and bottom of documents using the keyboard. Is there a keyboard shortcut that does this?

Dennis Williamson · Answer 1 · 2010-11-12 04:43:05Z

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On a Macbook, try fn-LeftArrow for Home and fn-RightArrow for End.

answered Nov 12 '10 at 4:43

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Kevin M · Answer 2 · 2010-11-12 02:35:09Z

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Sure. Just use Command-Down or Command-Up. The Command key is to either side of the spacebar.

answered Nov 12 '10 at 2:35

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	everyone says that but that does not work. I don't know why but i have tried it many times – danny Nov 12 '10 at 3:21
	Command-up Command-down works on my Macbook, make sure that the page is in focus and not a text area or box. Click on some "white space" then try cmd-up and cmd-down. – Sean Ferguson Jan 25 at 22:43

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Macsimile · Answer 3 · 2012-01-25 22:22:14Z

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If you hold fn and 'command' at the same time, then hit left arrow (scroll to top) or right arrow (scroll to bottom), that should do it.

answered Jan 25 at 22:22

	This answer is wrong. Just try it on this very web page in Safari. It will not navigate the web page, but go to the home page (`Command-Home`) or do nothing (`Command-End`). In TextEdit, it will just produce the notification sound for unassigned keyboard shortcuts. – Daniel Beck Jan 25 at 22:28
	It at least works for Office/Word, which is what one may assume is meant by "Document." – Macsimile Jan 26 at 2:55

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