QUESTION :
Using Mac OSX, I quickly grew accustomed to CMD+Left and CMD+Right to jump to the beginning or the end of the line in a text-editor. On my work-PC, these combinations only jump one word left or right, as ALT+reft or right to on the Mac.
Is there a way achieve these keybindings in Windows 7 too? The system preference for keyboard only lets me pick cursor speed and such nonsense.
ANSWER :
You can use AutoHotkey.
The CMD key translates to the Window key IIRC (I don’t have a Mac keyboard handy).
Add this to the default script
#Right:: SendInput {End}
#Left:: SendInput {Home}
That will override the Window+Left,Right which snaps the window to the left and right side of the screen.
You can map the Aero Snap to something else, like Alt – Right,Left
!Right:: SendInput #{Right}
!Left:: SendInput #{Left}
You can also use FN+Left for begining of the line, or Fn+Right for the end of the line (Home and End), which is close by the Cmd key.
EDIT: This will only work on the Apple Mac keyboards