- Apply Heading
To apply heading 1, 2 or 3, press ALT+CTRL+1, ALT+CTRL+2, and ALT+CTRL+3,
respectively. Headings are an excellent way to start of sections of a
document, and can later be used to automatically generate a table of
contents.
- Apply List Bullet
To start typing a bulleted list, press ALT+CTRL+L.
- Bold Text
Press CTRL+B to bold text.
- Copy
Use CTRL+C to copy the current selection.
- Delete WordTo
delete the entire word preceding the cursor, press CTRL+DEL.
- Find Text
Press CTRL+F to bring up the Find Text dialog box. Using a
program’s Find feature is always faster than manually scanning for
something.
- Italics
Press CTRL+I to italicize text.
- Paste
Press CTRL+V to paste the contents of the clipboard.
- Print
Use CTRL+P to print the current document to the default printer.
- Quick Text Selection
Different combinations of the ctrl, shift and arrow keys enable you to
select blocks of text without dragging the mouse around.
- Select A Word
Hold CTRL+SHIFT and press the left/right arrow keys to select text word
by word.
- Select Line(s)
Hold CTRL+SHIFT and press the up/down arrow keys to select all the way to
the beginning or end of the current line. Pressing the arrow key more
than once will let you select multiple lines.
- Save
Press CTRL+S to save the current document.
- Underline
Press CTRL+U to underline text.
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