Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Learn more about the formatting applied to text in your document with this handy Keyboard Shortcut
If you want to quickly find out what formatting has been applied to any piece of text, click in the text and press Shift + F1. A task pane will open in the right of Word window. This Reveal Formatting task pane displays details about the text format being used for the word that your insertion point is closest to.
With this task pane open you can click on any piece if text to learn more about its formatting.
Helen Bradley
Labels: 2010, 2013, Combination, F1, format, formatting, insertion, key, keyboard, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, pane, point, Reveal, Reveal Formatting, right, shift, shortcut, task, text, tip, trick, Word
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posted by Helen Bradley @ 5:53 am1 Comment links to this post
Sunday, May 5th, 2013
Get to Your Previous Insertion Point with This Shortcut
When you move around a Word document it can be time consuming to find the place you were previously. Word records the last places you worked and you can return to them at any time by pressing Shift + F5. Press this combination four times and you’ll be back to your current position and along the way you’ll have visited three previous editing positions.
Helen Bradley
Labels: 2010, 2013, F5, insertion, key, key combination, Keyboard Shortcuts, place, point, previous, record, Return, saver, shift, time, tip, trick, Word
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posted by Helen Bradley @ 6:34 am1 Comment links to this post
