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Shortcut
Command |
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CTRL+SHFT+F |
Change
the font. |
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CTRL+SHFT+P |
Change the font size. |
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CTRL+B |
Apply
bold formatting. |
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CTRL+U |
Apply an underline. |
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CTRL+I |
Apply
italic formatting. |
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SHFT+TAB |
In the More Colors dialog box,
activate the color picker. Note SHIFT +TAB should activate, in order: Cancel,
OK, Select, Custom, Value, and then the color picker. |
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LEFT,
RIGHT, BACK, or FORWARD ARROW KEY |
Use
the color picker (follow the instructions for the previous entry first). |
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CTRL+PLUS
SIGN |
Apply superscript (superscript:
Describes text that is slightly higher than other text on a line, such as a
footnote reference mark.) formatting. |
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CTRL+EQUAL
SIGN |
Apply
subscript (subscript: Describes text that is slightly lower than other text
on a line. Subscripts are often used in scientific formulas.) formatting. |
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CTRL+
SHFT+C |
Copy formatting. |
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CTRL+SHFT+V |
Paste
formatting. |
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CTRL+SHFT+Z
or CTRL+SPACEBAR |
Remove manual formatting. |
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CTRL+E |
Center
a paragraph. |
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CTRL+L |
Left align a paragraph. |
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CTRL+R |
Right
align a paragraph. |
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CTRL+M |
Indent a paragraph from the left. |
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CTRL+
SHFT+M |
Indent
a paragraph from the right. |
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CTRL+
SHFT+S |
Apply a style (style: Styles are
used to control the font, alignment, and spacing of text; appearance of
background pages; and other HTML attributes. A collection of styles is called
a style sheet.). |
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CTRL+SHFT+
N |
Apply
the Normal style. |
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CTRL+ALT+1 |
Apply the Heading 1 style. |
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CTRL+ALT+2 |
Apply
the Heading 2 style. |
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CTRL+ALT+3 |
Apply the Heading 3 style. |
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CTRL+ALT+4 |
Apply
the Heading 4 style. |
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CTRL+ALT+5 |
Apply the Heading 5 style. |
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CTRL+ALT+6 |
Apply
the Heading 6 style. |
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CTRL+
SHFT+L |
Apply the List style. |
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