If you spend the day using Microsoft Word, welcome to this site of yours. First of all, we leave you with a few guides that can help you if you are just starting out in this world. Like writing text vertically.
Or how to create an index in just three steps, or how to find and replace words in a Microsoft app. All of these guides are easy and quick to follow, hence their online success.
Today, fortunately for you, we have a new tutorial that tries to learn the keyboard shortcuts we can use in Microsoft Wordto save time with quick and easy commands. Without further delay, let’s get to the most important:
- F7: Check spelling and grammar
- CTRL+N: Apply bold to selected text or turn on bold
- CTRL+K: Apply italics to selected text or turn on italics
- CTRL+S: Apply underlining to selected text or Save
- CTRL+C: Copy
- CTRL+X: Cut
- CTRL+V: Insert
- CTRL+Z: undo last action
- CTRL+Y: Redo last action
- CTRL+U: Create a new document
- CTRL+A: open document
- CTRL+R: close the document
- CTRL+G: Save as
- CTRL+B: Search
- CTRL+L: Replace
- CTRL+P: Print
- CTRL+T: Center paragraph
- CTRL+J: justify a paragraph
- CTRL+Q: Align paragraph left
- CTRL+D: Align a paragraph to the right
- CTRL+H or Tab: Tab one paragraph to the left
- CTRL+1: Determine line spacing
- CTRL+2: Define double line spacing
- CTRL+5: Set line spacing to 1.5 lines
- CTRL+0: Add or remove spaces before a paragraph
- CTRL+Delete: Delete word on the left
- CTRL+Delete: Delete word on the right
- CTRL+Enter: Insert page break
- CTRL+F4: Close active window
- CTRL+F12: Show Open Dialog Box
- CTRL+SHIFT+1, 2, 3 or 4: Change the format of the selected text to Heading 1, 2, 3 or 4.
- CTRL+<: Decrease font size
- CTRL+SHIFT+>: Increase font size
- CTRL+SHIFT+Arrows: Select to end of word
- CTRL+ALT+period: Insert ellipsis
- CTRL+SHIFT+U: Change letters to uppercase or lowercase
- CTRL+SHIFT+L: use small caps
- CTRL+SHIFT+R: Remove tab from paragraph
- CTRL+SHIFT+I: Apply bulleted list
- ALT+CTRL+D: Switch to print layout mode
- ALT+CTRL+E: Switch to outline mode
- ALT+CTRL+N: Switch to normal view
- ALT+CTRL+I: Enable or disable print preview
- ALT+CTRL+O: Insert Footnote
- ALT+CTRL+C: Insert copyright symbol
- ALT+CTRL+R: Insert a registered trademark symbol
- ALT+CTRL+T: Insert trademark symbol
- SHIFT+F3: Change upper or lower case
- SHIFT+Enter: Insert line break
- SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW: Select one character on the right
- SHIFT+LEFT ARROW: Select one character on the left
- SHIFT+End: Select to end of line
- SHIFT+Home: Select to the beginning of the line
With all these shortcuts, it doesn’t take long to buy time, start using the one that works best for your use and you will expand your knowledge once you internalize it. Does it bother you that there are so many of them? No problem, choose two or three and stick with them for a week.
Source: Computer Hoy
I am Bret Jackson, a professional journalist and author for Gadget Onus, where I specialize in writing about the gaming industry. With over 6 years of experience in my field, I have built up an extensive portfolio that ranges from reviews to interviews with top figures within the industry. My work has been featured on various news sites, providing readers with insightful analysis regarding the current state of gaming culture.
