This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office programs including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. In Word, shortcuts are provided for document actions, text styles, tables, formatting, cursor movement, and advanced functions. Excel shortcuts cover spreadsheet actions, selecting and navigating, formatting, and data/formulas. PowerPoint shortcuts include presentation actions, formatting, selecting/navigating, editing, drawing, and slide show actions. Outlook shortcuts focus on general actions, calendar views, and main Outlook functions.
- The document summarizes the key ideas from the bestselling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which uses a story about mice and little people to teach lessons about dealing with change.
- The story's characters live in a maze and search for cheese, which represents what people want in life like a job, relationship, or spiritual fulfillment. When the cheese moves, the characters must adapt.
- Some of the lessons taught are to anticipate and adapt to change quickly, monitor for signs of change, and enjoy the adventure of moving with change rather than fearing it. Being ready for change is key to long-term happiness and success.
- The document summarizes the key ideas from the bestselling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which uses a story about mice and little people to teach lessons about dealing with change.
- The story's characters live in a maze and search for cheese, which represents what people want in life like a job, relationship, or spiritual fulfillment. When the cheese moves, the characters must adapt.
- Some of the lessons taught are to anticipate and adapt to change quickly, monitor for signs of change, and enjoy the adventure of moving with change rather than fearing it. Being ready for change is key to long-term happiness and success.
1. Andhra Pradesh implemented an eco-friendly agriculture model that shifted from conventional input-driven farming to a knowledge and skill-based model using local natural resources.
2. Key elements included decentralized extension led by women's organizations, biodiversity, intercropping for food security, community resource persons for scaling up, and dynamic knowledge sharing between farmers and experts.
3. The approach focused on soil fertility, non-pesticide pest management using trap crops and biopesticides, and input enterprises based on local materials. This reduced cultivation costs by 40% while increasing incomes and food security.
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- The document summarizes the key ideas from the bestselling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which uses a story about mice and little people to teach lessons about dealing with change.
- The story's characters live in a maze and search for cheese, which represents what people want in life like a job, relationship, or spiritual fulfillment. When the cheese moves, the characters must adapt.
- Some of the lessons taught are to anticipate and adapt to change quickly, monitor for signs of change, and enjoy the adventure of moving with change rather than fearing it. Being ready for change is key to long-term happiness and success.
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. It is separated into sections for each application that list common actions and their associated keyboard shortcuts for document navigation, formatting, editing, and other functions. The introduction encourages readers to use the list as a quick reference for replacing mouse clicks with keyboard commands to save time and effort when working in Office programs.
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This document discusses introducing a course in general business English at a specialized high school. It notes the increasing demand for foreign language communication in professional fields and proposes teaching oral and written communication skills relevant to official and semi-official business interactions like job interviews, phone calls, negotiations, presentations, and completing forms and reports. Specific skills are listed, such as conducting or participating in an interview, holding a business conversation over lunch, and reading or writing business documents. The document advocates for optimally selecting content and teaching methods to match students' life experiences and engage them in learning activities.
- The document summarizes the key ideas from the bestselling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which uses a story about mice and little people to teach lessons about dealing with change.
- The story's characters live in a maze and search for cheese, which represents what people want in life like a job, relationship, or spiritual fulfillment. When the cheese moves, the characters must adapt.
- Some of the lessons taught are to anticipate and adapt to change quickly, monitor for signs of change, and enjoy the adventure of moving with change rather than fearing it. Being ready for change is key to long-term happiness and success.
- The document summarizes the key ideas from the bestselling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which uses a story about mice and little people to teach lessons about dealing with change.
- The story's characters live in a maze and search for cheese, which represents what people want in life like a job, relationship, or spiritual fulfillment. When the cheese moves, the characters must adapt.
- Some of the lessons taught are to anticipate and adapt to change quickly, monitor for signs of change, and enjoy the adventure of moving with change rather than fearing it. Being ready for change is key to long-term happiness and success.
1. Andhra Pradesh implemented an eco-friendly agriculture model that shifted from conventional input-driven farming to a knowledge and skill-based model using local natural resources.
2. Key elements included decentralized extension led by women's organizations, biodiversity, intercropping for food security, community resource persons for scaling up, and dynamic knowledge sharing between farmers and experts.
3. The approach focused on soil fertility, non-pesticide pest management using trap crops and biopesticides, and input enterprises based on local materials. This reduced cultivation costs by 40% while increasing incomes and food security.
EVINCE - AN ECO-VISION FOR A GREENER EARTHVandanaChhabra
The document discusses jute products and their benefits. Jute is a sustainable and eco-friendly material that is biodegradable, reusable, and recyclable. The document promotes using jute products like bags for branding, gifts, and everyday use to help the environment. A variety of jute bags, accessories, and other items are presented for men, women, children, offices, and more.
- The document summarizes the key ideas from the bestselling book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which uses a story about mice and little people to teach lessons about dealing with change.
- The story's characters live in a maze and search for cheese, which represents what people want in life like a job, relationship, or spiritual fulfillment. When the cheese moves, the characters must adapt.
- Some of the lessons taught are to anticipate and adapt to change quickly, monitor for signs of change, and enjoy the adventure of moving with change rather than fearing it. Being ready for change is key to long-term happiness and success.
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. It is separated into sections for each application that list common actions and their associated keyboard shortcuts for document navigation, formatting, editing, and other functions. The introduction encourages readers to use the list as a quick reference for replacing mouse clicks with keyboard commands to save time and effort when working in Office programs.
использование It преподавании английского языкаfreeakk
This document discusses introducing a course in general business English at a specialized high school. It notes the increasing demand for foreign language communication in professional fields and proposes teaching oral and written communication skills relevant to official and semi-official business interactions like job interviews, phone calls, negotiations, presentations, and completing forms and reports. Specific skills are listed, such as conducting or participating in an interview, holding a business conversation over lunch, and reading or writing business documents. The document advocates for optimally selecting content and teaching methods to match students' life experiences and engage them in learning activities.
This document provides a list of shortcut keys for common commands in Microsoft Office applications like Word and Excel. It includes shortcuts for formatting text, navigating documents, inserting items like footnotes and tables of contents, and other commands. The shortcuts are grouped by command and listed with the associated key combination to execute each command quickly.
The document provides short keys and shortcuts for various commands in Microsoft Word, Excel, and other applications. In Word, common shortcuts are provided for formatting text, navigating documents, editing text and paragraphs. In Excel, shortcuts are listed for common file management tasks like opening, saving, printing and formatting cells. The shortcuts allow performing tasks more quickly in the applications.
Seo automation using gpt 3 and transformer-based language modelsAndrea Volpini
You can use GPT-J, GPT-3 or Jurassic-1 to create human-like texts and automate SEO.
But not all that glitters is gold...what are the limitations of these language models, and how can you get the best of it?
In his speech, SEO Automation using GPT3 and Transformer based language models, he shows you some examples of how to "hack" text-to-text transformer-based models to combine human intuition with artificial intelligence and what returns you can get in terms of traffic for your website.
In this presentation I will:
- explain the transformer architecture to SEO specialists and marketers;
- show the limits of deep autoregressive language models created with this architecture;
- provide some tips on how you can use them and manage the conditions.
7 Steps to Mastering Your Time with Mark G. RichardsonSurefire Local
Do you often feel overwhelmed by your to-do list? Do you need more time in your day to get everything done?
We are all given 24 hours in a day. How we choose to spend our limited time will define our success.
During this training, Mark G. Richardson walks you through the techniques and tools that'll make you more efficient at managing your time and running your business. This system has been developed and taught to business owners and home improvement contractors for the past 25 years.
Some of the things you'll learn are:
- The differences in being efficient vs. effective; and understanding proactive vs. reactive time
- The essential steps to establish a time mastery system that empowers you to take control of your time
- Time-tested tactics you need to know to avoid common mistakes that cost you valuable time
http://www.womackcompany.com/training-seminars/
For an overview of today's seminar, with some more information, do visit:
http://www.womackcompany.com/pages/14aug12/
This document provides an overview of a seminar on optimizing time and focus. It discusses mindset, psychology, sociology, and technology as they relate to productivity. It also provides tips and strategies for using tools like Outlook to improve time management through organizing tasks, contacts, and meetings. The document emphasizes practicing new habits to reinvent how one works in order to work at full capacity.
http://www.womackcompany.com/ims - This course is especially designed for managers, project leaders, and individual contributors who know there are smarter ways of working and want to quickly learn those techniques; are responsible for efficient performance while simultaneously managing multiple priorities; and, want to step back, study, and implement new ways of working and managing their work.
Effective organization and time management techniques help people achieve their objectives. Understanding the fundamentals of workflow and the principles of human performance enable participants with the tools and the processes to get more of their work done, on time, with fewer resources, and with less stress.
The focus of this course is on managing the myriad of details that go into an effective work day and a successful professional career. Learn what top performers know, do and say about professional productivity and effective leadership.
Organize your ideas, projects and tasks and learn how to prioritize meetings, emails, and professional goals. Practice specific time and action management strategies you can implement immediately at your desk and with your team.
This email from Steve provides feedback on implementing productivity techniques learned in a recent class. Steve changed email subject lines, created a task category for meeting agendas, used keyboard shortcuts, and verbs for tasks/subjects. Steve reports huge success with improved energy, focus, and progress on long term goals. Steve thanks the instructor and believes the lessons will make a difference in his life and career.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on optimizing time and focus. The presentation discusses concepts like ecosystems, focus, energy, and time. It encourages attendees to identify things that take up their time, energy, and focus each day. Tools, systems, and habits for maximizing productivity are explored. Attendees are prompted to think about how to "be, work and live at their 100%" and the steps needed to get there. Methods for setting up a daily dashboard, using signatures efficiently, and managing work are presented. The document consists primarily of presentation slides with prompts and questions for attendees.
This document provides instructions for navigating, formatting text, and saving documents in Microsoft Word. It covers keyboard shortcuts and functions for moving the cursor, selecting text, changing font styles and sizes, aligning paragraphs, and increasing/decreasing indents. The last section describes how to save documents using Ctrl-S, and explains the difference between Save and Save As when giving a file a new name or location.
This document provides instructions for navigating and performing common tasks in Microsoft Word. It covers using keyboard shortcuts and the mouse to move the cursor and select text. Common formatting tools like changing font, size, style, alignment and indentation are described. Methods for saving, closing and undoing actions are also outlined. The document is intended as a basic tutorial or workshop for beginning Word users.
Gilt Senior Director, Program Management Office Heather Fleming and Director of Program Management Justin Riservato discuss Agile, Gilt's PMO challenges and more in this informative presentation.
Pitch Training Startup Symposium SlovakiaCan Ertugrul
Pitching effectively requires capturing attention and convincing the audience. It is important to (1) keep the message simple using a clear key message and story structure, (2) frame the pitch around the audience's perspective rather than your own, (3) speak with passion and inspiration, and (4) use an engaging delivery style. Both the content and presenter are important, with the presenter needing to "wear the audience's glasses" to understand their perspective. A strong pitch tells the problem or need, the proposed solution, and how the idea will provide value and satisfaction to customers.
Making The Most of Meetings with Microsoft Teams, Yammer & Microsoft 365Richard Harbridge
Meetings are necessary in any modern organization today. Sometimes they are highly productive, valuable, focused, and have a strong impact over time. What is it that makes a meeting, especially a remote meeting more effective? How do you ensure your meetings are more successful, or how can you improve meeting outcomes in your daily work? When and how should we use Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Yammer, OneNote and other meeting related technology?
Join Richard Harbridge, a Microsoft MVP, CTO at 2toLead and internationally recognized expert on Microsoft 365 and the Digital Workplace, who will share best practices on:
• How organizations today are making the most of meetings
• Improving pre-meeting collaboration and planning
• How organizations are benefiting post meeting from improved technologies and skills
Let us help you take your meetings, especially remote ones, to the next level and deliver more value.
This document contains sections of a questionnaire about entrepreneurship and employment. It is divided into 5 sections addressing: 1) employment trends and labor market information for a region/country; 2) the history and background of a business; 3) questions about employees including valuable skills, languages, recruitment, and training; 4) educational institution and business collaboration; and 5) quality symbols for products. The questionnaire is to be completed by November 17th by the responsible parties Beata and Ruth.
Here are a few examples of multi-step outcomes one might be managing:
- Launching a new product
- Develop product requirements
- Design product
- Build product
- Test product
- Launch marketing campaign
- Track sales
- Planning a vacation
- Research destinations
- Make travel arrangements
- Pack bags
- Drive/fly to location
- Enjoy activities
- Return home
- Writing a book
- Outline chapters
- Research and take notes
- Write first draft
- Edit and refine
- Work with editor
- Publish and promote
Does this help explain what is meant by "work to manage"? Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.
This document provides a list of shortcut keys for common commands in Microsoft Office applications like Word and Excel. It includes shortcuts for formatting text, navigating documents, inserting items like footnotes and tables of contents, and other commands. The shortcuts are grouped by command and listed with the associated key combination to execute each command quickly.
The document provides short keys and shortcuts for various commands in Microsoft Word, Excel, and other applications. In Word, common shortcuts are provided for formatting text, navigating documents, editing text and paragraphs. In Excel, shortcuts are listed for common file management tasks like opening, saving, printing and formatting cells. The shortcuts allow performing tasks more quickly in the applications.
Seo automation using gpt 3 and transformer-based language modelsAndrea Volpini
You can use GPT-J, GPT-3 or Jurassic-1 to create human-like texts and automate SEO.
But not all that glitters is gold...what are the limitations of these language models, and how can you get the best of it?
In his speech, SEO Automation using GPT3 and Transformer based language models, he shows you some examples of how to "hack" text-to-text transformer-based models to combine human intuition with artificial intelligence and what returns you can get in terms of traffic for your website.
In this presentation I will:
- explain the transformer architecture to SEO specialists and marketers;
- show the limits of deep autoregressive language models created with this architecture;
- provide some tips on how you can use them and manage the conditions.
7 Steps to Mastering Your Time with Mark G. RichardsonSurefire Local
Do you often feel overwhelmed by your to-do list? Do you need more time in your day to get everything done?
We are all given 24 hours in a day. How we choose to spend our limited time will define our success.
During this training, Mark G. Richardson walks you through the techniques and tools that'll make you more efficient at managing your time and running your business. This system has been developed and taught to business owners and home improvement contractors for the past 25 years.
Some of the things you'll learn are:
- The differences in being efficient vs. effective; and understanding proactive vs. reactive time
- The essential steps to establish a time mastery system that empowers you to take control of your time
- Time-tested tactics you need to know to avoid common mistakes that cost you valuable time
http://www.womackcompany.com/training-seminars/
For an overview of today's seminar, with some more information, do visit:
http://www.womackcompany.com/pages/14aug12/
This document provides an overview of a seminar on optimizing time and focus. It discusses mindset, psychology, sociology, and technology as they relate to productivity. It also provides tips and strategies for using tools like Outlook to improve time management through organizing tasks, contacts, and meetings. The document emphasizes practicing new habits to reinvent how one works in order to work at full capacity.
http://www.womackcompany.com/ims - This course is especially designed for managers, project leaders, and individual contributors who know there are smarter ways of working and want to quickly learn those techniques; are responsible for efficient performance while simultaneously managing multiple priorities; and, want to step back, study, and implement new ways of working and managing their work.
Effective organization and time management techniques help people achieve their objectives. Understanding the fundamentals of workflow and the principles of human performance enable participants with the tools and the processes to get more of their work done, on time, with fewer resources, and with less stress.
The focus of this course is on managing the myriad of details that go into an effective work day and a successful professional career. Learn what top performers know, do and say about professional productivity and effective leadership.
Organize your ideas, projects and tasks and learn how to prioritize meetings, emails, and professional goals. Practice specific time and action management strategies you can implement immediately at your desk and with your team.
This email from Steve provides feedback on implementing productivity techniques learned in a recent class. Steve changed email subject lines, created a task category for meeting agendas, used keyboard shortcuts, and verbs for tasks/subjects. Steve reports huge success with improved energy, focus, and progress on long term goals. Steve thanks the instructor and believes the lessons will make a difference in his life and career.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on optimizing time and focus. The presentation discusses concepts like ecosystems, focus, energy, and time. It encourages attendees to identify things that take up their time, energy, and focus each day. Tools, systems, and habits for maximizing productivity are explored. Attendees are prompted to think about how to "be, work and live at their 100%" and the steps needed to get there. Methods for setting up a daily dashboard, using signatures efficiently, and managing work are presented. The document consists primarily of presentation slides with prompts and questions for attendees.
This document provides instructions for navigating, formatting text, and saving documents in Microsoft Word. It covers keyboard shortcuts and functions for moving the cursor, selecting text, changing font styles and sizes, aligning paragraphs, and increasing/decreasing indents. The last section describes how to save documents using Ctrl-S, and explains the difference between Save and Save As when giving a file a new name or location.
This document provides instructions for navigating and performing common tasks in Microsoft Word. It covers using keyboard shortcuts and the mouse to move the cursor and select text. Common formatting tools like changing font, size, style, alignment and indentation are described. Methods for saving, closing and undoing actions are also outlined. The document is intended as a basic tutorial or workshop for beginning Word users.
Gilt Senior Director, Program Management Office Heather Fleming and Director of Program Management Justin Riservato discuss Agile, Gilt's PMO challenges and more in this informative presentation.
Pitch Training Startup Symposium SlovakiaCan Ertugrul
Pitching effectively requires capturing attention and convincing the audience. It is important to (1) keep the message simple using a clear key message and story structure, (2) frame the pitch around the audience's perspective rather than your own, (3) speak with passion and inspiration, and (4) use an engaging delivery style. Both the content and presenter are important, with the presenter needing to "wear the audience's glasses" to understand their perspective. A strong pitch tells the problem or need, the proposed solution, and how the idea will provide value and satisfaction to customers.
Making The Most of Meetings with Microsoft Teams, Yammer & Microsoft 365Richard Harbridge
Meetings are necessary in any modern organization today. Sometimes they are highly productive, valuable, focused, and have a strong impact over time. What is it that makes a meeting, especially a remote meeting more effective? How do you ensure your meetings are more successful, or how can you improve meeting outcomes in your daily work? When and how should we use Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Yammer, OneNote and other meeting related technology?
Join Richard Harbridge, a Microsoft MVP, CTO at 2toLead and internationally recognized expert on Microsoft 365 and the Digital Workplace, who will share best practices on:
• How organizations today are making the most of meetings
• Improving pre-meeting collaboration and planning
• How organizations are benefiting post meeting from improved technologies and skills
Let us help you take your meetings, especially remote ones, to the next level and deliver more value.
This document contains sections of a questionnaire about entrepreneurship and employment. It is divided into 5 sections addressing: 1) employment trends and labor market information for a region/country; 2) the history and background of a business; 3) questions about employees including valuable skills, languages, recruitment, and training; 4) educational institution and business collaboration; and 5) quality symbols for products. The questionnaire is to be completed by November 17th by the responsible parties Beata and Ruth.
Here are a few examples of multi-step outcomes one might be managing:
- Launching a new product
- Develop product requirements
- Design product
- Build product
- Test product
- Launch marketing campaign
- Track sales
- Planning a vacation
- Research destinations
- Make travel arrangements
- Pack bags
- Drive/fly to location
- Enjoy activities
- Return home
- Writing a book
- Outline chapters
- Research and take notes
- Write first draft
- Edit and refine
- Work with editor
- Publish and promote
Does this help explain what is meant by "work to manage"? Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.
1. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS FOR MICROSOFT WORD,
EXCEL, POWERPOINT AND OUTLOOK- 2007
ADDRESS:
ROOM NO: 437, NARMADA AAWAAS, BODAKDEV – 380054, AHMEDABAD, INDIA
CONTACT NO: +91- 8238006418, EMAIL ID: ANUBHAWSHANDILYA09@GMAIL.COM
Knowledge| Skill| Innovation| Manage your Time so that you can Manage yourself to Others.
2. Introduction
Time is said to be eternal. It is said that it has neither a beginning nor an
end. Yet humans are able to measure it as years, months, days, hours, 2
minutes and seconds. They have also given meanings to the words – past,
present and future. True, time has a meaning. It moves. What was
yesterday is not today. What is today will not be tomorrow. Yesterday is
gone. Today is and tomorrow is yet to come. Yet time is said to have no
holiday. It exists always.
I been heard heather that the best gift one can have is time in
one’s life. Each individual is blessed with equal units of
time. It depends on an individual how he/ she utilize it. G
“ overn the clock,
not let the clock govern
Success even comes by making each moment count. Be you…”
smart enough to do work smartly. Great or you may say
successful people value the time and thus, they are valued by - Anubhaw Kumar Shandilya
time.
Opportunities exist in vast you must have time to grab it.
It gives me immense pleasure to bring this compilation form of Shortcut
Keys for Microsoft Office- 2007.
I hope this will act to be a very fruitful tool in saving your time and
increasing your work efficiency.
With warm regards,
Enjoy Trying…!!
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3. CONTENT
3
MICROSOFT WORD KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
DOCUMENT ACTIONS …………………………………………………………………. 4
TEXT STYLE …………………………………………………………………. 4
TABLES …………………………………………………………………. 5
FORMATTING …………………………………………………………………. 5
CURSOR MOVEMENT …………………………………………………………………. 6
MISCELLANEOUS …………………………………………………………………. 6
ADVANCED – F1 TO F12 …………………………………………………………………. 6- 7
MICROSOFT EXCEL KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
SPREADSHEET ACTIONS …………………………………………………………………. 8
SELECTING & NAVIGATING …………………………………………………………………. 8- 9
FORMATTING …………………………………………………………………. 9- 10
DATA & FORMULAS …………………………………………………………………. 10
MICROSOFT POWERPOINT KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
PRESENTATION ACTIONS …………………………………………………………………. 11
FORMATTING …………………………………………………………………. 11
SELECTING & NAVIGATING …………………………………………………………………. 12
EDITING …………………………………………………………………. 12- 13
DRAWING & FORMATTING …………………………………………………………………. 13
SLIDE SHOW ACTIONS …………………………………………………………………. 14- 15
MICROSOFT OUTLOOK KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
GENERAL ACTIONS …………………………………………………………………. 16- 17
CALENDAR WEEK VIEW …………………………………………………………………. 18
MAIN OUTLOOK ACTIONS …………………………………………………………………. 18
Reference
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4. Microsoft Word- 2007
Document Action
Action Shortcut Keys
Open a document CTRL+O
New document CTRL+N
Close a document CTRL+W
Save As F12
Save CTRL+S / SHIFT+F12
Print Preview CTRL+F2 4
Print CTRL+P
Show/ Hide paragraph symbols CTRL+*
Spelling and grammar F7
Help F1
Find CTRL+F
Replace CTRL+H
Go To CTRL+G / F5
Quit/Exit Word ALT+F4
Text Styles
Action Shortcut Keys
CTRL+SHIFT+F+Up/down
Font Type
arrow - Enter
CTRL+SHIFT+P+Up/down
Font Size
arrow - Enter
Bold CTRL+B
Italics CTRL+I
Underline CTRL+U
Double underline CTRL+SHIFT+D
Word underline CTRL+SHIFT+W
All caps CTRL+SHIFT+A
Small caps CTRL+SHIFT+K
Change case SHIFT+F3
Single spacing CTRL+1
1.5 spacing CTRL+5
Double spacing CTRL+2
Subscript CTRL+=
Superscript CTRL+SHIFT+=
Hidden text CTRL+SHIFT+H
Revert to default font CTRL+SHIFT+Z
Decrease point size CTRL+[
Increase point size CTRL+]
Make web hyperlink CTRL+K
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5. Table
Action Shortcut Keys
Go to next cell Tab
Go to previous cell SHIFT+Tab
Go to beginning of column ALT+PageUp
Highlight to beginning of column ALT+SHIFT+PageUp
Go to end of column ALT+PageDown
Highlight to end of column ALT+SHIFT+PageDown 5
Go to beginning of row ALT+Home
Highlight to beginning of row ALT+SHIFT+Home
Go to end of row ALT+End
Highlight to end of row ALT+SHIFT+End
Column break CTRL+SHIFT+Enter
Formatting
Action Shortcut Keys
Select all CTRL+A
Copy CTRL+C
Cut CTRL+X
Paste CTRL+V
Undo CTRL+Z
Redo CTRL+Y
Left alignment CTRL+L
Center alignment CTRL+E
Right alignment CTRL+R
Justified CTRL+J
Indent from left CTRL+M
Decrease indent from left CTRL+SHIFT+M
Hanging indent CTRL+T
Decrease hanging indent CTRL+SHIFT+T
Page break CTRL+Enter
Promote list item ALT+SHIFT+Left arrow
ALT+SHIFT+Right arrow or
Demote list item
TAB
Format painter CTRL+SHIFT+C
Delete previous word CTRL+Backspace
Apply bulleted list CTRL+SHIFT+L
Style CTRL+SHIFT+S
Normal style CTRL+SHIFT+N
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7. File Exit Alt+F4
File Close Ctrl+F4
Repeat a Go To or Find
Shift+F4
command
Previous application window size Alt+F5
Previous document window size Ctrl+F5
Edit bookmark Ctrl+Shift+F5
Previous position Shift+F5
Next pane F6
7
Next window Ctrl+F6
Previous window Ctrl+Shift+F6
Previous pane Shift+F6
Tools Spelling F7
Move window Ctrl+F7
Update link Ctrl+Shift+F7
Tools Thesaurus Shift+F7
Extend selection F8
Size window Ctrl+F8
Select column or display/hide
Ctrl+Shift+F8
tab and paragraph marks
Shrink selection Shift+F8
Update field F9
Go To/Macro button fields Alt+Shift+F9
Field characters Ctrl+F9
Unlink field Ctrl+Shift+F9
Switch field codes or results Shift+F9
Menu bar F10
Enlarge Application window Alt+F10
Enlarge Document window Ctrl+F10
Cut/Copy/Paste/Font/Paragraph/
Shift+F10
Bullets and Numbering menu bar
Next field F11
Lock field Ctrl+F11
Unlock field Ctrl+Shift+F11
Previous field Shift+F11
File Save As F12
File Open Ctrl+F12
File Print Ctrl+Shift+F12
File Save Shift+F12
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8. Microsoft Excel- 2007
Spreadsheet Action
Action Shortcut Keys
Open a workbook CTRL+O
New workbook CTRL+N
Close a workbook CTRL+W
Open the Save As dialog box F12
Save a workbook CTRL+S 8
Print a workbook CTRL+P
Help F1
Open the Find tab of the Find
CTRL+F
and Replace dialog box
Open the Replace tab of the Find
CTRL+H
and Replace dialog box
Go to CTRL+G / F5
Quit/Exit Excel ALT+F4
Insert a new worksheet SHIFT + F11
Hide selected columns CTRL + 0
Display hidden columns CTRL + SHIFT + 0
Hide selected rows CTRL + 9
Display hidden rows CTRL + SHIFT + 9
Selecting & Navigating
Action Shortcut Keys
All cells left of current cell SHIFT+Left arrow
All cells right of current cell SHIFT+Right arrow
Entire column CTRL+Spacebar
Entire row SHIFT+Spacebar
Entire worksheet CTRL+A
One cell up Up arrow
One cell down Down arrow
One cell right Tab
One cell left SHIFT+Tab
Top of worksheet (cell A1) CTRL+Home
End of worksheet (last cell with
CTRL+End
data)
End of row Home
End of column CTRL+Left arrow
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9. Move to next worksheet CTRL+PageDown
Move to previous worksheet CTRL+PageUp
Cycle between open workbooks CTRL+F6
Move between panes in a split
F6
worksheet
Display the active cell CTRL + Backspace
Move up a cell in a selected range SHIFT + Enter
Move one cell left in a selected
SHIFT + Tab
range
Move from corner cell to corner
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cell in a selected range
Select the current cell(s) to the
SHIFT + Home
beginning of the row
Select the current cell(s) to the
CTRL + SHIFT + Home
beginning of the worksheet
Select all cells that contain a
CTRL + SHIFT + O
comment
Select the data region
CTRL and *
surrounding the active cell
Formatting
Action Shortcut Keys
Edit within an active cell F2
Format as currency with 2
CTRL + SHIFT +$
decimal places
Format as percent with no
CTRL + SHIFT +%
decimal places
Apply number format CTRL + SHIFT + !
Apply date format CTRL + SHIFT + #
Apply time format CTRL + SHIFT + @
Apply general format CTRL + SHIFT + ~
Apply exponential number
CTRL + SHIFT + ^
format
Apply outline border to selection CTRL + SHIFT + &
Remove outline border to
CTRL + SHIFT and _
selection
Cut CTRL + X
Copy CTRL + C
Paste CTRL + V
Undo CTRL + Z
Redo CTRL + Y
Bold CTRL + B
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10. Italics CTRL + I
Underline CTRL + U
Strikethrough CTRL + 5
Left alignment CTRL + L
Center alignment CTRL + E
Right alignment CTRL + R
CTRL + SHIFT + F + Up/down
Change font type
arrow – Enter
CTRL + SHIFT + P + Up/down
Change font size
arrow – Enter
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Open Format Cells dialog box CTRL + 1
Data and Formulas
Action Shortcut Keys
Begin a formula =
Enter a formula as an array CTRL + SHIFT + Enter
Display Insert Function dialog
SHIFT + F3
box
Paste a defined name into a
F3
formula
Insert a AutoSum formula ALT + =
Copy a formula from the cell
above the current cell into the CTRL and ‘
current cell
Calculate values for sheets in all
F9
open workbooks
Calculate values for current
SHIFT + F9
worksheet
Fill data down through selected
CTRL + D
cells
Fill data through selected cells to
CTRL + R
the right
Insert current date in the
CTRL + ;
worksheet
Insert current time in the
CTRL + :
worksheet
Run a Spelling Check F7
Run the Macros ALT + F8
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11. Microsoft PowerPoint- 2007
Presentation Actions
Action Shortcut Keys
Open a presentation CTRL+O, CTRL+F12
New presentation CTRL+N
Save As F12
Save CTRL+S
Print CTRL+P
Help F1 11
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Quit/Exit PowerPoint ALT+F4
Formatting
Action Shortcut Keys
Select all CTRL+A
Copy CTRL+C
Cut CTRL+X
Paste CTRL+V
Undo CTRL+Z
Redo CTRL+Y
Bold CTRL+B
Italics CTRL+I
Underline CTRL+U
Left justified CTRL+L
Center justified CTRL+E
Right justified CTRL+R
Create hyperlink CTRL+K
Format Painter (Copy) CTRL+SHIFT+C
Format Painter (Paste) CTRL+SHIFT+V
Increase font size CTRL+SHIFT+>
Decrease font size CTRL+SHIFT+<
CTRL+SHIFT+F+Up/down
Change font type
arrow - Enter
CTRL+SHIFT+P+Up/down
Change font size
arrow - Enter
Promote list item ALT+SHIFT+Left arrow
Demote list item ALT+SHIFT+Right arrow
Move selected item up ALT+SHIFT+Up arrow
Move selected item down ALT+SHIFT+Down arrow
Superscript ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+>
Subscript ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+<
Change Case SHIFT+F3
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12. Selecting & Navigating
Action Shortcut Keys
Character left SHIFT+Left arrow
Character right SHIFT+Right arrow
End of word CTRL+SHIFT+Right Arrow
Beginning of word CTRL+SHIFT+Left Arrow
Line up SHIFT+Up Arrow
Line down SHIFT+Down Arrow
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Character left Left Arrow
Character right Right Arrow
Line up Up Arrow
Line down Down Arrow
Word left CTRL+Left Arrow
Word right CTRL+Right Arrow
End of line END
Beginning of line HOME
Paragraph up CTRL+Up Arrow
Paragraph down CTRL+Down Arrow
End of text block CTRL+END
Start of text block CTRL+HOME
To previous object TAB
To next object SHIFT+TAB
Select all objects CTRL+A
Editing
Action Shortcut Keys
Delete character left Backspace
Delete word left CTRL+Backspace
Delete character right Delete
Delete word right CTRL+Delete
Find CTRL+F
Replace CTRL+H
Insert hyperlink CTRL+K
New slide CTRL+M
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13. New slide like last one, no menu CTRL+SHIFT+M
Spell checker F7
Macros ALT+F8
Move from Title to Text CTRL+Enter
Move from Body text to Title of
CTRL+Enter
next slide
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Action Shortcut Keys
Grid and Guides dialog box CTRL+G
Group Objects CTRL+SHIFT+G
Ungroup Objects CTRL+SHIFT+H
Regroup Objects CTRL+SHIFT+J
Resize while maintaining
SHIFT+Resize
proportions
Resize from center CTRL+Resize
Resize from center while
CTRL+SHIFT+Resize
maintaining proportions
Rotate in 15 degree increments SHIFT+Rotate tool
Rotate from Corner CTRL+Rotate tool
Rotate in 15 degree increments
CTRL+SHIFT+Rotate tool
from Corner
Extend Line along same angle SHIFT+Resize
Nudge object one grid unit Arrow Key
Nudge object one pixel CTRL+Arrow Key
Temporarily release Grid/Guide
ALT
Snap
Show/Hide Guides (toggle) ALT+F9
Show/Hide Grid (toggle) SHIFT+F9
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14. Slide Show Actions
Action Shortcut Keys
Begin slide show F5
ENTER, Spacebar, N, Right
Next slide Arrow, Down Arrow, Page
Down (or click the mouse)
BACKSPACE, P, Left Arrow,
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Up Arrow, Page Up
Go to Slide <number> <number>+Enter
Redisplay hidden pointer and/or
CTRL+A
change the pointer to an arrow
Redisplay hidden pointer and/or
CTRL+P
change the pointer to a pen
Hide the pointer and button
CTRL+H
immediately
Hide the pointer and button in 15
CTRL+U
seconds
Erase on-screen annotations E
Go to next hidden slide H
Use mouse-click to advance while
M
rehearsing
Use original timings while
O
rehearsing
Set new timings while rehearsing T
Show/Hide black screen B or Period
Show/Hide white screen W or Comma
Show/Hide pointer & button A or =
ESC, CTRL+Break, Minus,
End slide show
END
Go to the first or next hyperlink TAB
Go to the last or previous
SHIFT+TAB
hyperlink
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15. Run the Slide Show and Press F1 Key for all shortcuts available while running a slide show:
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16. Microsoft Outlook- 2007
General Actions
Action Shortcut Keys
Send (post) a Message Ctrl + Enter or Alt + S
Reformat an email message from
Ctrl + Shift + O
RTF to plain text
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Delete Message from message
Ctrl + D
window
New Contact Dialog Ctrl + Shift + C
New Office Document Ctrl + Shift + H
Read Warning Header Ctrl + Insert + W
To Save Non-Email Item in
Alt + S
Current Folder
Cancel the current operation Escape Key
Move up current level of treeview Up Arrow
Move down current level of
Down Arrow
treeview
Collapse current branch of
Left Arrow
treeview
Expand current branch of
Right Arrow
treeview
Open the Inbox Ctrl + I
Open the Outbox Ctrl + O
Launch go to folder dialog Ctrl + Y
Save unfinished item in Drafts
Ctrl + S
folder
Move selected item to Deleted
Delete Key
Items folder
Open print dialog box Ctrl + P
To delete current item Ctrl + D
Mark message as unread or read Ctrl + Q or Ctrl + Enter
Select all Ctrl + A
Copy highlighted items/text to
Ctrl + C
clipboard
Cut highlighted items/text to
Ctrl + X
clipboard
Paste items/text from clipboard Ctrl + V
Open application menu (to
Alt + Spacebar
maximise, minimise etc)
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17. Create new item / Open or post a
Ctrl + N
new message
Undo Ctrl + Z
Move cursor to top of email list Home
Move cursor to end of email list End
Move edit cursor to top in new
Ctrl + Home
email message window
Move edit cursor to end in new
Ctrl + End
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Switch among Edit, Source, and
Ctrl + Tab
Preview tabs
Check Names Ctrl + K
Move cursor to Menu Bar Alt + or F10
Launch Advanced Find (find a
Ctrl + Shift + F or F3
message)
Move to next Window pane F6
Launch spell checker F7
Insert signature Ctrl + Shift + S
Move directly to Inbox Ctrl + Shift + I
Move directly to Outbox Ctrl + Shift + O
Copy selected item(s) to a folder Ctrl + Shift + Y
Create new folder dialog Ctrl + Shift + E
Move selected item to folder Ctrl + Shift + V
Create a new email message Ctrl + Shift + M
Create a new appointment item Ctrl + Shift + A
Create a new contact item Ctrl + Shift + C
Create a new task item Ctrl + Shift + K
Create a new note item Ctrl + Shift + N
Message options (from a new
Alt + P
message window)
Open address book Ctrl + Shift + B
Launch flag for follow up dialog
Ctrl + Shift + G
box
Reply to sender Ctrl + R
Reply to all Ctrl + Shift + R
Forward message Ctrl + F
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18. Calendar Week View
Action Shortcut Keys
Go to today’s date Alt + D
Go to a date Ctrl + G
Move to next date Down Arrow
Down Arrow Up Arrow
Move forward one week Page Down
Move backwards one week Page Up
Move to appointments on current Tab (hit enter twice to open 18
date item)
Main Outlook Actions
Action Shortcut Keys
Say Line Insert + Up Arrow
Say All Insert + Down Arrow
Say Selected Text Insert + Shift + Down Arrow
Move focus to attachments list Insert + A
In spellchecker read misspelled
Insert + F7
word and suggestion
Read Header Field One Alt + 1
Read Header Field Two Alt + 2
Read Header Field Three Alt + 3
Read Header Field Four Alt + 4
Read Header Field Five Alt + 5
Click Cc Button Alt + Shift + 4
Click To Button Alt + Shift + 3
Launch Global keystrokes listbox Insert + F8
Close Office Assistant Ctrl + Insert + F4
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19. Reference:
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www.preservearticles.com/201104095181/importance-of-time.html
www.worlditc.org/f_13_rodiehr_time_0.htm
www.computerhope.com/shortcut/excel.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/134787
Wishing the very best…!!
Anubhaw Kumar Shandilya
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