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Word Shortcuts

Posted Feb 10, 2005 by David Risley  

Here are a few tricks using the CTRL key that I find useful for quickly navigating through Word documents:

  • Hold down the CTRL key and then press the RIGHT ARROW key to move from any point in a word to the beginning of the next word.
  • Use CTRL+LEFT ARROW key to move from any point in a word to the beginning of that word.
  • Use CTRL+UP ARROW key to move to the beginning of a paragraph.
  • Use CTRL+DOWN ARROW key to move to the beginning of the following paragraph.

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