Home and End: The Home and End buttons on your keyboard move your cursor to the beginning and the end of the currently typed command, respectively.

This is pretty awkward, but OS X users can change it from the Terminal's preferences if they so choose.

Note that on Mac OS X and Windows, this shortcut is Esc+B and Esc+F instead. So, if you had a typo in the middle of the command, you could jump to it quickly with Ctrl and a few taps of the left arrow key. Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right: Hitting Ctrl and the left or right arrow keys jumps between arguments in your command.You can also edit the command before you run it. So, if you wanted to run the second to last command you ran, just hit the up arrow twice and hit Enter. Up/Down Arrows: The up and down arrows on your keyboard move through your last used commands.Underline or strike text in Adobe Illustrator For longtime users of Adobe Illustrator, you may not have even noticed that back in Illustrator CS2, Adobe finally added a simple way of underlining text – rather than drawing a vector line with the pen tool and grouping it with your text.The default shortcut is Fn Fn (press the Fn key twice). Press the keyboard shortcut for starting dictation, or choose Edit > Start Dictation.

Go to a document or other text field and place the insertion point where you want your dictated text to appear.

Hello all, there is a very simple way to make a shortcut for the 'strikethrough text' command in Leopard 1) Open System Preferences and open the Keyboard & Mouse section 2) Switch to the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. Unfortunately, if you add or remove words in the same line as the strikethrough, the line won't stay with the text, so you'll have to drag the line to its new position manually. Click the 'Move With Text' radio button so that if you add or delete lines above the strikethrough, the line will stick to the text.

Keyboard shortcut line through text