Word Shortcuts Use how-to tips

This article describes how to use the Word shortcut keys

One, CTRL key to achieve rapid replication
To copy a large number of text or graphics in a office2003, first select the content, while pressing the CTRL key, with the mouse to drag the selected content to the appropriate position (drag the process you will find the mouse pointer has a "+" number, indicating that the "copy" operation). This is much quicker than using the usual method of first selecting and "Copying" and then "pasting".
Second, "ctrl+shift+>" key to quickly change the font size
To change the size of the text in the Personal resume form that word makes, the general approach is to take advantage of the font Size tool in the shortcut bar, but there are more shortcut methods available: Select the text you want to change size, if you want to increase the text number, press "ctrl+shift+〉" can be reduced, press CTRL + Shift+〈 ".
Three, "+ +" key to quickly generate a table
Create a personal resume in an Office 2003 official downloaded Word document the general method is to take advantage of the table tool in the shortcut bar, and then adjust the width of each column. There is also a quicker way: simply enter a series of "+" and "-" numbers, if you have selected the check box in Word Format/autoformat, and Tools/AutoCorrect has selected the Table check box on the AutoFormat As You Type tab.
Method: Use a "+" number to start a line, and then enter the "-" number, until you want to the appropriate column width, to add a new column here, you can enter the "+" number again, until the last "+" number and then press ENTER. At this point you will see that word converts this line of text made of the "+ + +" into a "multiple-row" table. To add more rows to the table, simply move the insertion point to the last cell in the table and press the TAB key. The advantage of this approach is that you do not need to return to one by one to adjust the column widths after completing the form.