Some Tips For Microsoft Office Word Shortcut's

Some Tips For Microsoft Office Word Shortcut's

It is not necessary to talk about the Microsoft Word shortcut list, because it is known to all that the users who are not using Microsoft Word are few. The key to good work is to speed up the speed so Microsoft Word shortcut list needs to be kept in mind.

 

Microsoft Word will help to speed up the work.
 

Ctrl + A = Select everything in the file.
Ctrl + B = Bold the selected text.
Ctrl + C = Copy everything selected.
Ctrl + D = The font dialog box will appear.
Ctrl + E = Select the selected text in the center of the page.
Ctrl + F = find any text from the Find and Replace Dial box.
Ctrl + G = is used to go to the specified page.
Ctrl + H = To replace any text from the Find and Replace dialog box.
Ctrl + I = Used to italic / curved text.
Ctrl + J = Used to justify text.
Ctrl + K = Anything selected is used to link.
Ctrl + L = Text page / Text box to the left.
Ctrl + M = To place a specific position on the left side of the text, it works like a tab.
 

Ctrl + N = Used to open new document files.
Ctrl + O = Open old or saved file.
Ctrl + P = Used for displaying print dialog boxes.
Ctrl + R = Text page / text box to the right.
Ctrl + S = Used to save new file save or add attachment to old file.
Ctrl + T = With the help of simple text numbering, the left from the second line will move away from the specified position.
 

Ctrl + U = Used to mark the bottom of the text.
Ctrl + V = Used to paste anything that was copied.
Ctrl + W = Used to close certain documents without closing the program.
Ctrl + X = Used to cut anything that is selected.
Ctrl + Y = To move to the next task.
Ctrl + Z = to move to previous tasks.