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Command Description
[CTRL] Z Undo my favourite command. Keep pressing it to go back until your last save.
[CTRL] s You need to save often. even more then autosave and autorecovery. Also make a second copy frequently like to a USB thumb drive.
[CTRL] & [Home] Move insertion point to the begining of the document. Add the [Shift] key and select from your insertion point to the begining of the document.
[CTRL] & [End] Move insertion point to the End of the document. Add the [Shift] key and select from your insertion point to the end of the document.
[CTRL] & [PageUp] Go to the top of the preceding page
[CTRL] & [PageDown] Go to the top of the next page,
[Alt] f Press [Alt] plus the letter that's underlined to open a menu, such as File, Edit, View. Then just press the underlined letter of the command you want to select on the keyboard. This is alot faster then using your mouse.
[Shift] Arrow keys Hold down [Shift] and press an arrow key to select text in the desired direction.
CTRL][Shift] Arrow keys To select a word at a time
CTRL Click Select a sentence. Hold down [Ctrl] and click anywhere in the sentence.
Triple-click Triple-click within the paragraph or move the mouse just past the left margin of the paragraph. When the pointer changes to a right-pointing arrow, double-click to select the whole paragraph.
[Alt] #pad 5 Select an entire table, click anywhere in the table and, with Num Lock off, press [Alt]5 on the numeric keyboard.
[Ctrl] double-click Select multiple, non-contiguous words– Select a word, then hold [Ctrl] and double-click an additional word or words.
[CTRL] A Select an entire document
[CTRL] . Grow or shrink font size – Select the text first . makes it bigger , makes it smaller (you can also use [ ])
[Shift] [F7] Word's built-in thesaurus.
CTRL [F6] If you work with a lot of open, overlapping documents, here's a quick way to cycle between them. [Ctrl][Shift][F6] will jump you backward.
Paste plain text
When you copy and paste text from a Web page or another document, the text brings its formatting into your document. Try going to The Edit menu, choose Paste Special, and select the Unformatted Text option.

AutoText to speed up your work
Save time by inserting AutoText automatically. Open the Tools menu, click the AutoText tab, and turn on the Show AutoComplete Tip For AutoText And Dates option. AutoCorrect, is cool as well for frequently typed phrases. Just press [Enter] or [F3] and Word will insert the item for you.
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