Word Five common skills collection

1, the use of uninterrupted space to keep two words in the same line of text

When users enter a paragraph of text, often encounter such a situation, a phrase composed of multiple words (such as people's names) are separated in two lines of text, if this situation, you can use a nonbreaking space to keep the phrase in one line of text. The method is simple, select the space after each word in the phrase (except the last word) and press the Ctrl+shift+space key combination.

　2, how to enter the number of ⑩ above the serial numbers

Having previously entered 10 in Word with a circled ordinal is difficult, and now it's easy to insert a sequence number with circled 10 in Word XP. Click on the toolbar 0 words button, in the "text (T)" Column input "11", "Circle Number (Q)" column Select "0", point "OK" can be completed.

3, use the format brush duplicate copy format

The use of the format brush is believed that the majority of users will, but each time only adjust the format is not very convenient?

In fact, you can copy the selected format to multiple locations by double-clicking the Format Painter button. You can turn off the Format Painter by clicking the format brush again or by pressing the ESC key.

　　4, drag-and-drop mode can also copy the Web page

When copying the content of a Web page, the user is usually in the IE window with the mouse to select the part you want to copy, and then execute the Copy command, then open the Word program, for "Paste."

In fact, there is a more convenient way, is the use of Windows most common drag-and-drop function, select the content on the page, hold down the left mouse button, drag to the Word window, and then release the left mouse button, the content of the Web page has been completely copied.

　5, let the cursor move between paragraphs fast

When editing a Word document, if you want to move between paragraphs, you can use one of the shortcut keys that Word provides by holding down the CTRL key and then pressing the UP or DOWN ARROW keys in the direction key, so that you can move the cursor up or down one paragraph at a time.