oh, ok, so, apparently, without the command key, just doing vo+home takes
you to the top visibly of the current window, where if you do the command
you described with the command key as well in place, that actually takes you
to the top of the window, even if it's not visible. So, in other words, say
you had a text area and you were interacting with it, now, this probably is
a bad example... actually, probably a very! bad example, but it proves my
point. Provided that you were not just in the text area, but also were
interacting with it, which normally! you'd not have to do with text boxes,
although sometimes, it can be necessary, if you was then to hit vo+home say,
while you were about 2 literal print pages down in the box, you may only
jump half way to the top of that text box area window. where if you hit
vo+command!+home, it would jump you literally to the very very top. The
reason it wouldn't do that without the home key in this senareo, cheesy as
it is, is because, well... think about it a minute. If you're two pages
down in that area, then obviously, the top of that window is visually gonna
be scrolled upwards off the screen to make room for the text below it. So,
without the command key, it's only gonna take you to the top of the window
that visually is showing. Again, that's one heck of a bad example, I know,
seeing that you could just normally do command+up arrow, or command+down
arrow to move to the very end, but, again, I'm trying to make a point
here... LOL! Give me a break, it's early in the morning, and I'm also kind
of sick, so I'm probably not thinking totally logically. Heheheheh.
Suffice it to say, I hope that at least somewhat helps.
Chris Gilland.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Devin Prater" <d.pra...@me.com>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2013 1:45 AM
Subject: Re: Changing Text Color in a Document
Sorry, got a little off subject. I used to just do ctrl, cmd, option home,
but that made the mac go busy. What exactly is that command for? I know
that ctrl-option-shift-home or end is quicker and better, was just cupios
about what the other one does.
Sent from my iPod with iCloud
On 25 Jan 2013, at 12:40 AM, Anne Robertson <a...@anarchie.org.uk> wrote:
Hello Harry,
Normally, copying text from another document will keep the text attributes
of the original document if you just do Cmd-v. Cmd-Option-Shift-v matches
the style of the document you're working on.
Cheers,
Anne
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