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 Keyboard Shortcut Keys – Download PDF

Are you looking for MS-Word Keyboard Shortcuts?? You are in right Place. Because everybody want to save time that’s why previously I wrote a Post on Windows Shortcuts and In this guide I am going to share all Microsoft Word Shortcut keys which helps you to save your time as well as make your work faster as never before. There are many shortcuts for common commands in Microsoft Word but here is a collection some of the best Shortcuts and also Download Pdf. So let's start..

MS-Word Keyboard Shortcuts:

Ctrl + b : you can order your favorite file by this command

ctrl + f : you can search for some word

ctrl + s : save the work you've done

ctrl + shift or right index makes the writing go to the left

alt + f4 : is useful to close the windows

alt + esc you can move from window to window

alt + tab : is very useful if there are many windows open you can choose the required window

alt + shift : switch between languages

f2 : very useful and fast to change the name of a specific file

Ctrl + C : Copy

Ctrl + X : Cut

Ctrl + V : Paste

Ctrl + Z : Undo

Ctrl + A : Select all

Ctrl + ESC : task list (Start)

Ctrl + Enter : Starting a new page

Ctrl + END : Move to end of file

Ctrl + F5 : Thumbnail file window

Ctrl + F6 : move between files

Ctrl + F2 : preview the page before printing

= + Ctrl : zoom in and out, one degree

F4 : repeat the last process

Alt + Enter : repeat the last process

Ctrl + Y : repeat the last process

Shift + F10 : Bullets and digital

F12 : Save As

Shift + F12 : Save the file

Ctrl + Home : the first document

Ctrl + End : Latest document

Shift + F1 : information about type of coordination

Ctrl + U : line under the text

Ctrl + F4 : Exit from the file

Ctrl + N : New File

Ctrl + H : Replacement

Ctrl + I : slash

Ctrl + K : Document Format

Ctrl + P : Print

Ctrl + O : open area

Alt + S : List Format

Alt + J : Help Menu

[+ Alt : List Table] + Alt : Tools Menu

Alt + U : View menu

Alt + P : Edit Menu

Alt + L : file list

"+ Alt : window List

Alt + Q : modified procedure

Ctrl + E : Center text

Ctrl + F : Search

Ctrl + B : black line

Ctrl + Shift + P : font size

Ctrl + Shift + S : Style

Ctrl + D : line

Ctrl + Shift + K : character conversion - CapitalShift + F3 : character conversion - CapitalCtrl + Shift + L : point at the beginning of the textCtrl + Alt + E : footnotes numbered RomanianCtrl + Alt + R : Mark 

®Ctrl + Alt + T : Mark ™

Ctrl + Alt + C : Mark ©

Ctrl + Alt + I : preview the page before printing

Shift + F7 : Thesaurus

Ctrl + Alt + F1 : System InformationCtrl + Alt + F2 : Open DirectoriesCtrl + J : resolving the text from both sidesCtrl + L : the beginning of the text from the left sideCtrl + Q : the beginning of the text from the right sideCtrl + E : Center textCtrl + M : changing the size of the top paragraphShift + F5 : To return to the position that you finished it when you close the file= + Ctrl + Alt : CustomizeF3 : AutoText entryF9 : Check fieldsF10 : Move the framework to open windowsF1 : HelpF5 : Jump toF7 : SpellingF8 : Select Zone

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