Adding some key combinations to your shortcuts list lets you keep your hands on the keyboard and off your mouse. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' ...

Reformat text, apply bullets or a numbered list, hang-indent a paragraph, and make other formatting changes from via keystroke combinations. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as ...

These are the most commonly used keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Word. Ctrl + C is used to copy text or an object, Ctrl + X is used to cut selected text, and Ctrl + V is used to paste an item that is ...

Reader Kang Na would like to customize his Word 2011 experience across computers. He writes: I’ve added some keyboard shortcut to Microsoft Word 2011 but would like to know the best way to back up and ...

Word users tend to have a repertoire of go-to shortcuts, like Ctrl + C and Ctrl + Z—definitely timesaving for the keyboard-oriented. But a number of other highly useful tricks go undiscovered by many ...

Keyboard shortcuts are combinations of buttons that you can press on your computer to complete certain actions—like opening and closing files, copying and pasting text, and much more—that you would ...

Using the Font menu or the Formatting toolbar to change a font size is fine if you only need to make a couple of font size changes in your Word document. But, if you're trying out different font sizes ...

If you frequently print selected text in Word 2002 or Word 2003, you can eliminate having to bring up the Print menu for each copy you print. You simply create a macro and assign it to a keyboard ...

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Keyboard shortcuts don't stop at Command-Z, Command-C, and Command-V. Here's how to create your own keyboard shortcuts in every version of macOS. Almost all applications provide their own keyboard ...