home key
Typing finger anchor
Home key has two common meanings in computing.
On a keyboard, the Home key moves the cursor to the beginning of a line or document.
In touch typing, the home keys are the eight keys where fingers rest in the starting position—A, S, D, F for the left hand and J, K, L, semicolon for the right, with the index fingers on the keys with raised bumps.
- tonalityMusic organized around tonic
- input deviceHardware accepting user commands
- tonicInvigorating medicinal drink
- subdominantFourth scale degree
- computerElectronic calculating device
QWERTY · rest position · root note · cadence · return · peripheral · enter · backspace · hardware · scale · stability · harmony · tactile feedback · chord progression · flat · touch typing · cursor · navigation
- keyboardspiano, pianos, organ, organs, Tab
- document navigationscroll, scroll bar, page up, bookmark, table of contents
- keyboardbackspace, caps lock, spacebar, page up, right shift
- music theorynote, notes, chord, chords, harmony
- tonal centretonic
- text selectionselect all, highlight, click and drag, double-click, triple-click
cursor position (computing)
home keyend key
Key reaching line's terminus
End · down arrow · right arrow · page up key · arrow keys
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