Tips for working with Microsoft
Word
To quickly insert the current date, press SHIFT + ALT + D, and to insert the time, SHIFT + ALT + T.
If you accidentally typed a text with the CAPS LOCK key enabled, then select the text in uppercase and press SHIFT + F3.
To speed up the cursor movement through the text, hold down CTRL and use the arrows.
By holding CTRL, you can select all the parts of the text you are interested in, even if they are not arranged in a row.
The F4 key repeats the last command used.
To stress after the desired letter, hold down ALT and type 769 on the additional numeric keypad.
Place the cursor at the beginning of the text selection and click at the end of the desired text segment with the SHIFT key held down for quick selection.
Press CTRL + ENTER to quickly create a new sheet.
Use it!
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Word
To quickly insert the current date, press SHIFT + ALT + D, and to insert the time, SHIFT + ALT + T. If you accidentally typed a text with the CAPS LOCK key enabled, then select the text in uppercase and press SHIFT + F3. To speed up the cursor movement through the text, hold down CTRL and use the arrows. By holding CTRL, you can select all the parts of the text you are interested in, even if they are not arranged in a row. The F4 key repeats the last command used. To stress after the desired letter, hold down ALT and type 769 on the additional numeric keypad. Place the cursor at the beginning of the text selection and click at the end of the desired text segment with the SHIFT key held down for quick selection. Press CTRL + ENTER to quickly create a new sheet.Use it!
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