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Moving to start of timeline? Solved

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12 Mar 2022 16:42 #119426 by Eddy Mac
On my 27" iMac I can use the home key to move to very start of the timeline. However, my MacBook Pro has no home button. So I Googled how to do it and got suggestion to use the function key with the left arrow. But that doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?  I'm on a MacBook Pro 16-in 2019 running  Monterey 12.2.1. Thank you. R  12.2.1Retina 5K 27”, 2020) etina 5K 27”, 2020) Retina 5K 27”, 2020) 

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12 Mar 2022 16:48 #119427 by Tom Wolsky
fn and left arrow.

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13 Mar 2022 12:27 #119436 by Eddy Mac
Thanks Tom but when I push " fn left arrow" all that happens is the screen shrinks to show all the open windows I have on my computer.  Is there a setting somewhere that assigns the function of the fn key? 

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13 Mar 2022 13:06 #119437 by Tom Wolsky
That sounds like Mission Control. Go to Keyboard System Preferences to Shortcuts. The default shortcut for Mission Control should be ⌃ Up Arrow. The only default fn shortcut the system seems to use is fn-Q for a Quick Note.

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14 Mar 2022 18:00 #119443 by Eddy Mac
OOK, I tried using shortcuts preference window and checked and unchecked Mission Control Keys (attachment 1) with no effect on reaction of fn key. I then went to Function Keys window  (attachment 2) and there was nothing listed so I added Final Cut Pro--again with no effect on fn key (attachment 2) The only exception was, as you predicted, the fn q key brought up the Notes screen. So basically pushing the fn key and any other key  (except Q) gives me multiple screens (attachment 3). Sorry, any other ideas?  Thanks.
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14 Mar 2022 18:10 #119444 by Eddy Mac
I found the problem. I changed setting in the Mission Control Preferences and it now works. Thanks for the advice Tom.

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