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MS Word Shortcut Keys

Microsoft Word  All Shortcut Keys

Ctrl+A        =       All select

Ctrl+E        =       Center Alignment

Ctrl+L        =       Left Alignment

Ctrl+R        =       Right Alignment

Ctrl+J        =       Justify 

Ctrl+>        =       Increase the Font size

Ctrl+<        =       Decrease the Font size

Ctrl+B        =       Bold the selected text

Ctrl+I         =       Italic

Ctrl+U        =       Underline

Ctrl+F        =       Find

Ctrl+V        =       Paste the 

Ctrl+X        =       Cut the selected text

Ctrl+P        =       Print

 

Ctrl+H       =       Replace

 

Ctrl+K       =       Add Hyperlink

 

Ctrl+C        =       Copy selected text

 

Ctrl+Z        =       Undo

 

Ctrl+Y        =       Redo( Repeat the previous Process)

 

Ctrl+S        =       Save the Document

 

F7               =       Spelling & Grammar

 

Ctrl+N        =       New blank Document

 

Ctrl+O       =       Open

 

Ctrl+=        =       Subscript

 

Ctrl+Shft++=      Superscript

 





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