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I’ve been using Mac OS X daily since 2001 when I purchased my Titanium PowerBook. I still can’t get used the Home and End key behaviour.
If, like me, you want Home to send you to the start of the line and not to the top of the document, then create a file called DefaultKeyBinding.dict
in your ~/Library/KeyBindings
folder (might need to create that folder too) with the following contents:
For the Home and End equivalence in Mac OS X, you can use these keyboard shortcuts or a similar set of Command key tricks which can achieve the same effect of jumping to the start and end of documents, it doesn’t matter which you use, both will get the job done and work the same, so go with whatever works better for your workflow, or whichever you memorize.
This remapping does the following in most Mac apps - including Chrome (some apps manage their key handling directly):
- Home and End will go to start and end of line
- ShiftHome and ShiftEnd will select to start and end of line
- CtrlHome and CtrlEnd will go to start and end of document
- ShiftCtrlHome and ShiftCtrlEnd will select to start and end of document
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Note that you need to reboot after creating this file for it to take effect. Also make sure your editor does not append TXT
to the end of it!
If you have a PC keyboard with LED back-lighting and would like the scroll-lock, num-lock or caps-lock LEDs on when using your Mac check out my free SetLEDs for Mac
To access the software go to the product page or visit our Support Home page. A √ below represents the corresponding Canon product being compatible with that version of Mac OS X. An X below represents the corresponding Canon product is not compatible with that version of Mac OS X. To fix the remaining apps, I used BetterTouchTool to create app-specific keyboard shortcuts binding Home and End to OS X's native shortcuts Ctrl+A and Ctrl+E. BetterTouchTool is not free, but there's a 45-day trial period.
[)amien
Here I’ll explain how to add JAVA_HOME variable on your MacBook (Mac OS).
Set JAVA_HOME in .bash_profile
Open Launchpad and search for Terminal and launch it.
Edit ~/.bash_profile:
and add to the end:
${/usr/libexec/java_home} is a symlink for current Java.
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Press Ctrl+X to exit and “Y” to save your changes.
Now we need to recompile .bash_profile to apply changes:
Mac OS also allows you to edit ~/.profile instead of ~/.bash_profile.
How to check if JAVA_HOME on Mac?
Type “echo $JAVA_HOME” command to check Java Home environment variable on Mac OS X.
Success result should look like this: