There are a number of ways in which you can view a document in MS Word. You can switch between these different layouts by selecting them from the 'View' menu, or you can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly switch between them.
My preferred choice is 'Print layout', which can be selected by holding down the Ctrl and Alt keys and pressing P.
To select the 'Normal layout' hold down the Ctrl and Alt keys and press N.
To see the 'Overview layout' hold down Ctrl and Alt and press O.
Or if you prefer to see more than one page at a time, go to the 'Reading view' by holding down the Alt key and pressing R.
Finally, although it is not strictly a layout, you can switch the 'Print preview' on and off by holding down Ctrl and Alt keys and pressing I.
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
Keyboard shortcut of the week: a view of Word
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Sometimes the keyboard shortcut is hard to remember.Normally i visit Shortcutguide.com.
Inside manage all software and application shortcut.
http://www.shortcutguide.com/error.php
Cool... These shortcuts are new to me. Thanks lo. ;)
I always love using the keyboard functions. I am glad to see this one, in fact when i encode, i just use the key functions when doing my bold, italics or underlined texts and they just come naturally after learning those.
Thanks for all the comments, everyone.
K
I actually hadn't heard of some of these. Thanks.
WeB: thanks for the comment
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