Microsoft Shortcuts for WIndows and Microsoft Word

Microsoft WIndows Shortcuts

Microsoft Windows shortcuts includes more than just the ability to cut and paste without your mouse. Here are shortcuts that I have compiled. Enjoy and give the mouse a rest! Also, the following were tested in Windows Explorer and Microsoft Word.

CTRL + A	Select All
CTRL + B	Bold selected text
CTRL + C	Copy selected text
CTRL + D	Font
CTRL + E	Center Text
CTRL + F	Find
CTRL + G	Find and Replace
CTRL + H	Replace
CTRL + I	Italic
CTRL +K	Hyperlink insert
CTRL + L	Left align
CTRL + N	New page
CTRL + O	Open
CTRL + P	Print
CTRL + R	Right align
CTRL + S	Save as
CTRL+T	Hanging Indent
CTRL + U	Underline
CTRL + V	Paste
CTRL + W	Save and close
CTRL +X	Cut
CTRL + Y	Re-do
CTRL + Z	Undo
CTRL+SHIFT+A	All Caps
CTRL+SHIFT+L	List Bullet
CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER	Column Break
CTRL+SHIFT+D	Double Underline
CTRL+SHIFT+K	Small Caps
CTRL+SHIFT+P	Font Size Select
CTRL+ENTER	Page Break
CTRL+F2	Print Preview
CTRL+F4	Doc Close
CTRL+F5	Doc Restore
CTRL+Delete	Delete Word
CTRL+backspace	Delete Back Word
ALT+CTRL+K	Auto format
ALT+CTRL+F	Footnote now
ALT+CTRL+1	Apply Heading 1
ALT+CTRL+2	Apply Heading 2
ALT+CTRL+3	Apply Heading 3
ALT+CTRL+=	CustomizeAdd Menu
ALT+CTRL+NUM+	Customize keyboard
ALT+F3	Create Auto Text
ALT+F4	Close or exit
ALT+F7	Next Misspelling
ALT+SHIFT+C	Close Pane
ALT+SHIFT+F7	Dictionary
ALT+SHIFT+End	End of Row
ALT+SHIFT+R	Header Footer Link
ALT+SHIFT+Backspace	Redo
ALT+SHIFT+Page Up	Start of Column
ALT+SHIFT+Home	Start of Row
ALT+Left	Web Go Back
ESC	Cancel
Delete	Clear
END	End of line
Shift+F5	Go Back
Shift+F7	Thesaurus
F2	Move Text
TAB	Next Cell
F10	Menu Mode

Bonus: You can change the layout of your Windows browser by using CTRL +(arrows).